Mikey La Luna's latest offering arrives as both provocation and prayer, a piece of work that refuses the easy comforts of either the spiritual or the secular. "Hallelujah" – rendered trilingual in its title, spanning Hebrew, Arabic, and English – is mantra-electronic music at its most ambitious, a track that dares to treat the club as cathedral and the DJ booth as pulpit.

The collision between spiritual practice and electronic music has produced its share of casualties over the decades – earnest new-age noodling that mistakes crystals for composition, or cynical appropriation that strips sacred texts of meaning while adding kick drums. Mikey La Luna's debut EP Embrace the Light navigates this treacherous terrain with more conviction than finesse, delivering a curious artifact that feels simultaneously ancient and utterly contemporary.

Velcrocranes released their debut album 'What If I Die' on November 27. Their previous singles have brought them to the attention of fans of progressive alternative rock and just high-quality live music. Velcrocranes are based in Batumi, Georgia where they independently write and record their original tracks.

Timur Mukanov isis a well-known artist in art circles who knows how to unite around him people with a broad soul and bright thoughts. His cosmopolitan views on life are reflected in his work, and the band L'ACOU is one of his projects, which was created a few years ago, and is a logical continuation of his creative path.