Dear indie friends,

Some weeks don’t whisper. They drop signals everywhere.

You open your feeds, and suddenly the indie world feels alive in every direction at once, new videos, new stories pulled from the past, remixes reborn, albums on the edge of release, concepts taking shape in the shadows.

And right there, leading the charge this week, Jay Luke steps in with Malice in Wonderland, a brand new music video that doesn’t just play… it pulls you in.

But he’s not alone.

From a haunting true story echoing back to 1894, to a remix breathing new life into familiar sounds, from Italian noise textures ready to hit the world, to a concept album built on cycles of existence, birth, life, death, and something beyond…

This is one of those moments where you don’t just listen to indie.

You feel it expanding.

Let’s dive in. 🎧

Mitxoda

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A fresh drop, straight from the weekend. Dark tones, strong visuals, and that cinematic tension that keeps your eyes locked. One of those videos where music and imagery move as one.

👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ha04BN_pfU

A true story from 1894 turned into sound. There’s something fascinating when music becomes storytelling at this level, almost like stepping into a sonic archive.

👉 https://soundcloud.com/daniel-blunt-939302957/the-penzance-dentistry-case

A remix that reshapes the original into something sharper, deeper, maybe even more haunting. Always interesting to hear how another artist reinterprets the same emotional core.

👉 https://open.spotify.com/intl-fr/track/53KjYy69KuICpeKvQcCV7h?si=7d52ca8c84914633

Straight out of Italy, and yes, maybe pizza-powered, but mostly driven by a solid indie energy worth checking out. A reminder that great sounds keep coming from everywhere.

👉 https://open.spotify.com/artist/4i36i4qKO7Nb1qFeqKxCdI

Album locked, sent for distribution, and ready for a global release on April 17th. Industrial textures, experimental edges, the kind of project that builds anticipation before it even lands.

👉 https://karlkillallremaininglife.bandcamp.com/album/strani-rumori-digital-ext-version

A concept album built on cycles: birth, life, death, reincarnation. Nine months of creation. Nine tracks. Even the duration whispers intention. Almost a ritual.

👉 https://ditto.fm/time-the-sanctity-of-crows

And behind all this?

Names you already know. Connections you start recognizing. A network that keeps growing, week after week.

This is what “diving in” really means.

Not just pressing play. But realizing you're standing inside something much bigger.

Episode 5: Don’t Skip This (Literally)

Mostly Blue (Denis Hulett) is a singer/songwriter from California and Rob Bennett is a Canadian indie artist (now living in Delaware, USA). These guys believe in the power of indie artists supporting indie artists. The Speaking to the Algorithms series is an attempt to share what they are learning about the ways we can support each other to get our music heard on streaming platforms.

This week’s Top 10 isn’t about winning prizes, it’s about love, support, and staying in it together.

Listen Back to the last Friday Salon Indie de Mitxoda here.

I’ll see you all later today at 3:00 PM (Brussels time) for the 47th episode of Le Salon Indie de Mitxoda, live at salon.mitxoda.be, see you very soon.

And maybe that’s what this week is really about.

Not chasing the noise, but recognizing the signals.

Not just listening, but feeling the connections forming beneath the surface.

Because indie was never meant to be consumed.

It was meant to be lived.

Stay close. ❤️
🖤 Mitxoda

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