Artists That Have Taken Over Our Playlists This Week

This week, we gravitated towards music that feels restless yet intimate. In an era of quiet spirals and loud feelings, these were the artists that captured that feeling perfectly.

Cameron Winter

When you need tender chaos for sleepless nights

Cameron Winter makes music that feels like falling, slowly, over broken pianos. There's no rush to his sound. It just drifts in, settles somewhere between your ribs, and refuses to leave.

If you've ever been up at 3am staring at your ceiling with too many thoughts and not enough answers, this is your guy. His music doesn't try to fix anything. It just sits with you. And sometimes that's all you need.

Songs to listen to: Love Takes Miles, Vines

Rounak Maiti

Introspective and experimental, blurring the lines between vulnerability and distortion

Rounak Maiti floats through hazy dream pop with dreamy textures that feel handmade rather than manufactured. There's a lo-fi warmth to his production that pulls you into his world instead of projecting outward.

He's one of the most interesting voices coming out of the Indian indie scene right now. Introspective without being indulgent. Experimental without losing you. The kind of artist who makes you pause mid-scroll and actually listen.

Songs to listen to: Self Medicate, Learnt My Lesson

LCD Soundsystem

Dance music for people who overthink

LCD Soundsystem is what happens when loud feelings get played over insane synths and disco lights. James Murphy built an entire world for people who want to dance but can't stop thinking about why they're dancing.

There's an emotional intelligence buried under all those layers of percussion and synth lines that most electronic acts never even attempt. "All My Friends" remains one of the greatest songs ever written about getting older and watching time slip through your hands while the beat keeps going. If you know, you know.

Songs to listen to: All My Friends, Oh Baby

The Thread That Ties Them Together

Three very different artists, one shared frequency. Cameron Winter gives you the quiet ache. Rounak Maiti gives you the hazy introspection. LCD Soundsystem gives you the loud catharsis. Together, they cover every shade of that restless, intimate energy we've been chasing this week.

If any of these artists hit home, chances are you already get what All Day Music Club is about. We don't just write about music. We build a world around it. From the stories we tell to the clothes we make, everything starts with the feeling a song gives you. That's what Wear ADHD is. Music you carry with you, not just in your ears but on your back.

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