2022

LISTEN: Spoon and the Forkestra Evoke Anthemic Vulnerability On “Blink Twice”

Glide January 2, 2022 No Comments

It’s a wondrous nostalgia that surrounds German indie-folk duo Spoon and the Forkestra. Timo Zell’s delicate basslines gently dance around the fragile yet powerful voice of Emily-Mae Lewis who seems

The Bass Evolution of The Mother Hips Culimnates With Blazing New LP ‘Glowing Lantern’

Andrew Quist January 2, 2022 No Comments

For the last twelve months, Glide Magazine has covered the storied but woefully underappreciated thirty-year musical career of The Mother Hips. We have spent that time looking back at a

LISTEN: Frida Sings of Empowerment On Fiery & Expressive “Dawararan”

Glide January 2, 2022 No Comments

Lebanese soul singer Frida sings of female empowerment and love. Her stories wrapped in songs are about inner strength and a return to nature, Frida’s music oscillates between oriental sensibility

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