In case you haven’t heard, one of our long time loves, NoMBe, has taken painstaking time to re-create his exceptional debut album They Might Have Even Loved Me, a meticulously crafted record devoted to influential women in the LA-based, German-born artist’s life. As we near the one year anniversary of that genre-bending full length, NoMBe has teamed up with a jaw-dropping list of artists to re-imagine its songs. These aren’t just any artists, each and every one of them have been darlings on IHM, too. NoMBe’s ‘They Might Have Even Loved Me- Re:Imagination’ album can be heard in full, here. Some of our favorite tracks include guitar plucking, airy bounding Wait 2.0 with Skott. A few more treats below include Drama 2.0 with RAC and XYLØ, Rocky Horror 2.0 with Transviolet and Maths Time Joy, Sex 2.0 with Young & Sick and VÉRITÉ, and Milk & Coffee 2.0 with Youngr and Kingsbury. As I said, a truly immense list of talent we love join NoMBe on the re-vamped album. We never dreamed of seeing all this acts we adore together, with NoMBe. It’s a testament to how much we all love NoMBe and how inspiring his music can be. Keep up with NoMBe via his website, here.

Such a fun summer song about the good ol’ days... the 90s. Check out the music video above as all camera credits go Youngr’s mom. (aww)

Out Of My System // Youngr

This year, I was fortunate to catch rising production whiz Wingtip live twice. Aside from a dazzling set at Live 105′s BFD festival over the summer, Wingtip opened for Odesza during their three glorious nights at the Greek in Berkeley this fall. And I can assure you, it was well worth getting there early for this Brooklyn based San Francisco native. Wingtip is heading out on his first headline tour in early 2018, and he’ll be hitting the Independent in San Francisco on February 16th. Hopefully, he’ll bring this new track with him. Space For Us enlists Youngr for his smooth vocals. Wingtip heads into RAC meets Gryffin like dance pop territory with slick guitar licks on Space For Us, a luminously glowing confection that seamlessly blends Youngr’s springy infectious pop with the producer’s vivacious and contagious electronica. Space For Us is an effulgent dose of summer we greatly need. The single is available, here.

Though it’s been over half a year since I caught Youngr at SXSW (and was honored to manage one of the showcases her performed at), I feel like I’m still glowing from that stupendous set. The British singer songwriter and producer, who’s also an insanely talented drummer, left the crowd with their jaws agape with his performance. He even did some live remixing, all the while singing and crushing it on percussion. The electropop artist returns to give us a dose of that fiery spirit and nimble agility on new single What’s Next. It was produced and written by Youngr himself, with Asia Whiteace (Nile Rodgers, Hailee Steinfeld, Zedd) joining him on the songwriting side of things. What’s Next showcases Youngr’s vivacious sound. Finger clacking, synth whirring energy abounds on the dashing torrent of euphoria. If you get a chance to experience What’s Next and Youngr’s other songs live, I highly recommend you get out there, stat. What’s Next can be streamed/downloaded, here.

Oil on canvas , 100 x 80 cm.