Pulse Picks: Mount Kimbie, Bluewerks & DARGZ, Peggy Gou, j-hope

03-Apr-24 22:00

Pulse Picks: Mount Kimbie, Bluewerks & DARGZ, Peggy Gou, j-hope

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The Pulse brings you the latest news in the music world and fresh new music that might've missed your radar.

Mount Kimbie - Empty and Silent (ft. King Krule)

Charlotte Day Wilson - Canopy

Bluewerks & DARGZ - No Bad Vibes (ft. Marisa Dargahi & Joe Webb)

Ezra Collective - Smile (Children of Zeus Remix)

SiR - POETRY IN MOTION (ft. Anderson .Paak)

j-hope - lock / unlock (with benny blanco & Nile Rodgers)

Peggy Gou - 1+1=11

Produced by: Daryl Ong

Presented by: Daryl Ong

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Categories: music

Tags: bluewerks, DARGZ, SiR, j-hope, the pulse, pulse picks, mount kimbie, charlotte day wilson, ezra collective, children of zeus, anderson .paak, bts, peggy gou,

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