By Jenna Dreisenstock Often the world we live in feels overwhelming; a tide in which we are swept up, lapping the shore of politics and searing pain – falling to apathy, confined to our lethargy. With the constant saturation of media turning; glitching as rusted clogs and sparking, we find
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By Jenna Dreisenstock Wave is an ever-dynamic genre; the ways in which this relatively unrecognised style has the ability to create starlight atmospheric soundscapes, an encapsulating and enchanting submerge for all listeners alike is ever-loving. Whilst progressing in an often melancholic, yet comforting thoughtfulness – Wave artists deserve more recognition,
