HYPERSPACE: Best Discoveries of the Week – Episode 146
Hey Space Travellers,
Are we ready for another incredible episode of Hyperspace?
Episode 144 landed, fasten your seatbelts and get ready to depart!
Stevie Hawkins – “A Song For You”
Stevie Hawkins brings us his take on Leon Russell’s classic “A Song For You”, but it’s not just a cover.. It’s a masterclass in soul, blues, and sheer authenticity. With decades of experience as a Grammy-recognized vocalist and Hall of Fame drummer, this incredible artist brings a rare depth to this recording, blending lush orchestration with vocals that are raw, tender, intense.
The first note already speaks history: Hawkins’s gravel-tinged voice carries nostalgia and intimacy, while the piano, strings, and horns create a cinematic sound that’s warm, rich, and very, very emotional. It’s a track that bridges generations, honoring Leon Russell’s timeless songwriting while stamping it with Stevie Hawkins’ own lived-in soul.
Doesn’t matter if you are not a fan of blues; this is for everyone who loves music that hits straight to the heart, and trust us when we say that this version of “A Song For You” is extremely vulnerable, heartfelt, and unforgettable. A true full-circle moment in music history, don’t miss out!
Betty Moon – “Life Is But A Dream”
Betty Moon is here with her nostalgic groovy vibes single “Life Is But A Dream”, and it feels like stepping into a neon-lit world where retro glam meets modern cool. The Los Angeles-based artist, known for blending rock, soul, punk, and electro-pop, crafted a tune that’s pure groove and attitude. It’s got that dreamy, late-night energy, with smooth vocals, hypnotic synths, and a slick disco undercurrent that makes you wanna move without even realizing it!
But what makes the song stand out is Betty’s effortless confidence. You can hear her experience here: decades in the music industry, yet still sounding fresh and fearless. It’s got the shimmer of 80s nostalgia mixed with the vibes of today’s indie pop scene, and it works extremely well!
This single is phenomenal and addictive; it’s a mood, cinematic, sultry, and a little rebellious. Perfect for those nights when you’re chasing a vibe and don’t want the dream to end!
Empty Pinata – “TikTok Girl”
“TikTok Girl” is the 3rd single of incredible artist Empty Pinata, and trust us when we say it’s like getting lost in a hazy 2 a.m. scroll! Dreamy, a little melancholic, and totally hypnotic! Blending mellow bedroom-pop vibes with a dash of psychedelic color, the track gives that bittersweet, digital-age crush where connection feels just out of reach. It’s a story we all know: the girl glued to her phone, half here, half somewhere in her feed.. and he’s watching her fade away, bowl in hand, both stoned and scrolling.
This song is soft-focus magic: reverberated vocals gliding over dreamy guitars and lush textures that feel hand-painted rather than produced. You can tell this comes from a visionary: every sound has a purpose. There’s humor in the sadness, too, that sly, self-aware tone that makes it hit even harder.
This song is too short to be listened to only once: it’s nostalgic, relatable, and quietly addictive, the kind of track that you could play all day long.
Allan Jamisen – “Gotta Do”
Allan Jamisen is dropping a bomb with “Gotta Do”, a pure electro-pop magic with a soul-deep twist. We are pulled straight away into this hypnotic groove where simple words will hit harder than you’d expect. It’s like a mantra for anyone grinding through life’s chaos, balancing self-preservation with a real sense of togetherness. There are those lush synths that build from dreamy calm into a club-ready buzz, with a drop that hits like crazy: infectious, addictive, but still thoughtful. And there’s a sweeter twist, its backstory: the track came from a raw, intense period in his life, caring for his terminally ill mom and dealing with messy love vibes, yet he turns it into something uplifting and danceable. You can feel the honesty here, every loop, every “we gotta do what we gotta do”. It’s reflective, it’s catchy, and honestly, it’s a little life soundtrack in itself. We loved that!
Seema Farswani – “Sketches On The Walls”
It’s time for some retro vibes now, Seema Farswani and her latest single “Sketches On The Walls” is one of those tracks that feels like flipping through a diary while dancing under neon lights! It’s personal but vibey, mixing her designer’s eye for color with her musician’s ear for emotion. The song is a blend of retro pop synthwave energy with soft world textures, and there’s a real sense of storytelling here: you can feel her painting her past through sound. Her vocals have this calm confidence, almost like she’s saying, “yeah, I’ve been through stuff, but I’m owning it now”! There’s a “be you” energy running through the whole track, which makes it both empowering and super relatable. The beats keep things groovy, the melodies catchy, and those little multilingual touches add serious flavor. You can tell this comes from someone who’s lived across cultures and found her truth in all of them. This song is a total vibe, a moodboard, and a reminder to color your own life loud!
YDAVID – “No Maybes”
“No Maybes” is YDAVID ripping off the safety net and diving straight into the deep end, and man, he sticks the landing! The Ljubljana-based artist, known for his incredible productions and wild creativity, finally grabs the mic himself, and the result is pure alt-electro gold. Backed by the legendary Jani Hace on bass, the track has some seriously addictive groove.. imagine subtle psychedelia, a touch of funk, and a steady pulse that keeps you hooked. YDAVID’s vocals have some raw honesty here, like he’s figuring himself out mid-song, and that makes it even crazier! The song is about cutting through the noise and facing the weirdness of our “post-truth” reality: no maybes, just the moment. The AI-directed video is out of this world, matching the tune’s trippy vibe perfectly, and trust us, it gets very addictive!!. This single is literally YDAVID claiming his sound: unpredictable, cinematic, and totally his own lane.
Maddox Jones & Great Adamz – “Body And Soul”
Let’s travel to Northampton now to find Maddox Jones and Great Adamz, who just teamed up to release “Body And Soul”, and honestly, it’s a total vibe. Adamz brings his signature sun-soaked Afrobeats energy, that groove that makes you nod your head before you even realize it, while Jones lays down some incredible vocals that hit you as much as the beat. The track feels like a late-summer sunset: warm, breezy, and impossible not to get lost in. Neat Percussions, nostalgic melodies, and their voices weave together like they were made for each other: Adamz sparking the rhythm, Jones grounding it with soulful depth. This song is all about that dizzy, head-over-heels kind of love, but with a chill, effortless confidence. If you’re cruising down the coast, chilling at a backyard hangout, or just scrolling with headphones on, this song will carry you. This song isn’t just a duet; it’s a masterclass in chemistry, groove, and pure joy.
Kid Digital – “Reason”
Kid Digital is here, and you guys are not ready for his last single, “Reason”, pure breakbeat fire! From the first kick, this phenomenal artist weaves a track that’s a pure adrenaline rush and emotional ride. The beat’s intricate, glitchy, groovy, pulling you in like a rollercoaster, one of those you don’t forget easily. Then there are those synths: spacey, cosmic, and somehow soulful, dancing above the percussive chaos like they’ve got a story to tell. Vocals enter like mantras, with a lyric that adds a reflective edge to a track that could easily tear up any dance floor. Kid Digital’s signature touch is everywhere: every hi-hat, drop, and breakdown feels intentional, cinematic even, blending nostalgia for classic UK breakbeat with fresh, forward-thinking energy. Guys, we are telling you, this tune can’t be missed: raw, precise, and impossible not to feel.
HZPROD – “War Within (Radio Edit)”
HZPROD dropped his latest single “War Within (Radio Edit)” just a month ago, and this one hits like a punch to the chest. This is not just another hip-hop track; it’s a globe-spanning mission packed into hard-hitting drums, deep basses, and gritty verses. This feature brings raw, unfiltered energy, trading bars over a backdrop that feels epic and urgent. HZPROD stitches together the grit of California, the edge of Berlin, and his own Bosnian-New York perspective into a production that’s cinematic, tight, and impossible to ignore. Beyond the music, there’s serious heart: every play supports the War Torn project, helping families affected by war, which gives the track that extra layer of purpose. This Radio Edit version condenses the intensity perfectly, making it a high-impact blast whether you’re on the street, in the car, or zoning out in headphones. A track that shows resilience, unity, and pure cinematic hip-hop power.
theboywhocan – “Feel Like Falling”
Last but not least is theboywhocan and his latest single “Feel Like Falling”, we’re ending this episode with pure magic here. Lush synths and steady basslines dominate the track, which rides that sweet spot between melancholy and euphoria, like staring at city lights after a long night on the dancefloor. There’s a 90s rave nostalgia baked in, but it’s dressed up with modern house energy and trance-style melodies that make you want to move and feel at the same time. This is the kind of song where you can lose yourself in the beat and also let the emotions hit you: tears, sweat, and all the messy, beautiful bits in between. This wonderful East London artist proves that he knows how to fuse introspection with dancefloor chemistry. We loved this tune because it captures that bittersweet thrill of letting go while holding onto something that matters. It’s deep, it’s dreamy, and it’s unmissable!
