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Like a breeze from Montreal drifting through the noise of New York streets… When Rosier took the stage at the 2025 New Colossus Festival, the city's heartbeat slowed for a few precious minutes. This five-piece band weaved warmth and northern cool into a single thread, their songs flowing seamlessly between English and French. Tradition Breeds Tomorrow Rosier’s music grows from the earthy roots of folk — but those roots now crack through pavement and bloom on festival stages. The melancholy in their violin meets the tender glow of indie tones: both familiar and refreshingly new. The band's female vocals — delicate yet unbreakable like a silver string — add both grace and strength to every note. Bilingual, But One Spirit For Rosier, singing in two languages doesn’t mean speaking to two separate souls — it’s telling one story through different accents. Their French songs flow like poetry, while the English ones echo like introspective monologues. Listening feels like leani...

A voice echoing from Mexico, an artist who carries fragility in her chest: Silvana Estrada. When she stepped onto the stage at the 2025 Pitchfork Music Festival CDMX, she brought with her a white puppet held by delicate rods — and in that moment, the stage became more than a stage; it transformed into a story, a ritual, a soulful unraveling. From Marchita to New Tales Silvana opened with songs from her breakthrough album Marchita , gently weaving new material into the audience’s heartbeat. Each note, each word, blended with the trembling of violin and chimes, echoing under the city lights. She closed with a haunting rendition of “Glory Box,” saluting Portishead — but it wasn’t a cover; it was a rebirth. A Collective Soul Behind the Curtain Sharing the stage with names like Rodrigo Amarante, Tim Bernardes, and Bedouine, Silvana invited the crowd not into a mere concert, but into a tapestry of emotion. As one of the rising indie voices not only of Mexico but of Latin America, sh...

At the 2025 Clotilde Fest in Barcelona, Suu and Juls captivated young audiences, marking the beginning of an era where their music resonates deeply. Suu’s elegant melodies blended with electronic tones meet Juls’ energetic pop influences, which feel like they’ve jumped straight from TikTok. One’s voice pulls your soul from the depths and brings it to the surface, while the other’s rhythm quickens your heartbeat. Suu – Depth Within the Melodies Suu’s music is like a mystery that wraps the night. With electronic backgrounds, her songs intricately weave emotions and stories. Every melody carries a bit of darkness and a touch of light. The lyrics are sometimes calm, sometimes filled with restless emotions, but in every note, you can find the small yet significant moments of life. Suu’s music pulls you in while pushing you away; it’s like a conversation, but one that echoes from a world everyone inhabits. Juls – From TikTok to the Stage, A Reflection of Youth Juls is more than a sta...

Picture a stage floating on a lake. Behind you, the Pyrenees; in front, artists channeling the pulse of world music. From July 10 to 27, 2025 , the 32nd edition of the Pirineos Sur Festival invites us once again—not just to a festival, but to a musical journey that transcends borders, identities, and genres. Immersed in Nature, at the Heart of Music Held in the storybook village of Lanuza , nestled in Spain’s Huesca region, this festival feels like a gateway to another world—thanks to its iconic floating stage. But what truly sets Pirineos Sur apart isn’t just the scenery. It’s the cultural diversity , musical bravery , and strong sustainability ethos that it embodies. Who’s Performing? This year’s lineup is like a musical constellation—stars shining from every direction: Natalia Lafourcade , weaving the soul of Latin America into every note Toquinho , a legendary figure in Brazilian music Juanjo Bona , a rising talent with a bright future Delaporte , blurring the lines be...