Haim Moshe ¶¶ | it

Moshe (Marc Shepard) unearthed his calling as a teen in the early 90s playing underground rap and downtempo within the dank subterranean confines of the remotest dark discos on the dreary Northeastern US seaboard. This would portend his delving ever-deeper and darker places outside the increasingly insipid and unimaginative confines of the mainstream hip hop world in order to show off what he had exhumed, resplendent in its fresh-streaked filth and grotesqueness. A terse exclamation of "Wicked daahk!" in his Northern coastal drawl was all one needed to hear to know that said tune passed murky muster. With his recondite...

Born into a family of traditional musicians and the son of a father who was already spinning records in the late sixties, Chaim grew up to become a complex producer. Influenced by Moroccan music he heard at home while growing up, and the sound of Chicago House he fell in love with while working as a light jockey in his local clubs, his productions tell a story of a sensitive musician from Tel Aviv. Chaim lives a lifestyle intense with bitter sweet moments, resulting from the extreme diversities his homeland offers. His tracks often climax with massive stabs, showing Chaim’s...

HAIM (pronounced /haɪm/ to rhyme with "time") is an American indie pop band hailing from Los Angeles, California. The band consists of Jewish sisters Este Arielle (born March 14, 1986), Danielle Sari (born February 16, 1989) and Alana Mychal Haim (born December 15, 1991) along with drummer Dash Hutton, son of Danny Hutton and previously a member of the bands Wires on Fire and Slang Chicken. Most frequently compared to Fleetwood Mac, HAIM's sound has been described as "nu-folk-meets-nineties-R&B" and "music that sounds like it was written on a lakeside retreat attended by Stevie Nicks, John Waite and En Vogue"....

Louis Haiman’s music is an artful balance of gentle synth arrangements swimming atop a sea of low-end frequencies. Ambient soundscapes drift among layer after layer of meandering melodies while deep syncopated rhythms and bass keep listeners grounded. Louis’ years of classical training, coupled with the inimitable knowledge of his own personal journey results in his music combining the best of both worlds. .