Rhythm Sessions 002 continues the series' focus on rhythm and energy as the central element, this time by renowned drummer and producer Cherisse Osei. The release captures the natural energy of live drums and percussion, bringing a more organic, human feel to the table. With an emphasis on movement and groove, the tracks create space for rhythm to lead, keeping the instrumentation minimal and grounded in live performance.

In her new EP for Molecular Originals, Nathalie King delivers a dreamy, cinematic soundscape with her sultry, smooth vocals front and centre. Listeners are immersed in themes of love, obsession, and attachment through Nathalie's captivating storytelling.

In her captivating music, Gwenno fuses classical elements with minimalist influences and cinematic soundscapes. Her EP MurMur' takes listeners on a mesmerising voyage through four enchanting piano-centric tracks. Playful, hopeful, nostalgic, and evocative, each composition transports you to a different fantasy realm, drawing inspiration from film scores and contemporary pianists/artists. Through her music, Gwenno ignites a sense of wanderlust, echoing her own deep connection to exploration and discovery.

Recorded live at London's RAK Studios, "A Quartet" comes from a very intimate place reflecting some recent personal life events for composer Adriano Aponte. Inspired by minimalism and its development, each track explores different scenarios given by the multiple shades of the string quartet and its capability. Although the strings are the focus here, some other acoustic elements along with more modern and trailer-oriented sounds are included, to offer broader entertainment and a wider spectrum of feelings. While listening to the full album the listener can experience their own journey, perhaps finding inner battles or dilemmas, sadness, love, and ultimately grit.

The Rhythm Sessions 001 EP features percussive elements as the focal point of every track. Nick Rice has worked hard on evolving hooks and leads for those instruments, bringing them to the foreground and keeping each track engaging and powerful even though they're sparse when it comes to other musical content.