Top 10 | January 2026
Our Top 10 brings together the songs we loved most from this month’s playlist. With Girl Tones, Rum Jungle, el diablo de shangai…
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Jungle Playlist 2026, Vol. 1
The last collection of our JIR series. A playlist with 50 tracks released in the previous three months, including songs in three languages from 17 different countries.
Read morePure Dao Playlist 2025
A playlist curated by Dao with 60 tracks from February to October 2025, including bands from 20 different countries.
Read moreThe Swell Season at Woodruff Arts Center (Atlanta)
The Swell Season performed at the Woodruff Arts Center in Atlanta, USA, on August 2, 2025. Read the concert review by our special guest, Pablo Fuente.
Read moreJungle Playlist 2025, Vol. 2
Welcome to our 2025 playlist vol. 2. This compilation includes 55 songs (3 hours of music) in three languages from 12 countries.
Read moreJungle Playlist January 2024
Jungle January 2024 playlist features 25 international bands and artists from 10 different countries. Curated by Dao, David, Reb, and Mar.
Read moreFontaines D.C. International Tour
Fontaines D. C. will be touring Europe, United States and Canada during this summer and the fall. Have a look to their tour dates.
Read moreOtherkin Interview
Otherkin: “We firmly believe that Irish acts will be massive over the coming years.”
Read moreThe Undertones – Teenage Kicks (1978)
The Undertones’ Teenage Kicks was John Peel’s favourite record. The first time he played it on his Radio 1 show, he played it twice.
Read moreBoys Of The Hills & Kevin Conneff. Whelan’s, Spain. Concert Review
The Irish pub Whelan’s of Alcalá de Henares hosted a performance by local folk band Boys Of The Hills featuring Kevin Conneff of The Chieftains.
Read moreVillamanuela 2013, festival review
Villamanuela is the new festival that invites you to visit several venues in Madrid featuring the best live music from the international underground and the Spanish scene.
Read moreDelorentos at Moby Dick (Madrid), concert review
Delorentos, the Dublin based band formed in 2005, played at Moby Dick (Madrid, Spain) on May 3th for an audience that was thrilled with the professionalism, affection and sympathy wasted on the stage.
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