We’re spotlighting the best budding musical movements happening around the world
Time Out, famously, is an office of music lovers. That’s why working with Samsung to find the world’s best budding musicians felt like a meeting of minds. It just worked. Like David Bowie and Mick Jagger or Kylie and Robbie. Here, we’re shedding light on a few of our global faves.
Of course, the best way to listen to them has to be on the on Samsung Galaxy Buds3 Pro, which offers studio-quality sound and AI technology that instantly translates what you’re listening to*. These small yet powerful earbuds also automatically adjust the audio levels depending what you are listening to, to create the best experience and offer 24bit audio, so you can hear every bass, melody, even specific instruments in crystal clear quality. Have a look at our picks of amazing new artists and start listening.
What makes them special?: This high-energy trio of MC/producers King Milo and Milf Melly and DJ 47Chops are absolutely destroying the dancefloors of Detroit right now. Seeing HiTech live is like being blasted into the atmosphere to a soundtrack of house, rap, Miami bass and Chicago footwork. Expect moshpits, drinks in the air and plenty of havoc when catching them live.
Where to see them: Kilowatt Open Air: Back 2 Basics, Germany
Georgia Evans, commercial editor.
What makes them special?: SANAM are a Lebanese six-piece who describe themselves as ‘free rock’ and ‘post-folk’. Formed out of individuals all well-established in Beirut’s independent music scene, SANAM’s debut album last year, Aykathani Malakon [Awoken by an Angel], combines experimental rock, spacious ambient and Arabic/Taraab music styles for a record as luscious and pretty as it is tense and ominous.
Where to see them: We Out Here, UK
Ed Cunningham, UK news editor.
What makes them special?: This Colombian label blasted its way into the collective consciousness of electronic music heads in 2022 after releasing Latin house banger ‘Xtasis’, by the label’s founder Nick Léon. Since then, the crew of party starters have travelled the globe blasting out everything from house and techno to reggaeton and guaracha, and all sorts in between. Can’t quite get what they’re saying when their on the mic? You can live translate with the Samsung Galaxy Buds3 Pro*.
Where to see them: Dekmantel Selectors, Croatia
India Lawrence, contributor.
What makes them special?: Kneecap are political by nature, as they choose to rap in their native Irish language and have songs titled ‘Get Your Brits Out’. Nevertheless, the trio of rappers Mo Chara, Móglaí Bap and DJ Próvaí bring fun vibes to their party-ready anthems with ravey beats and catchy choruses. They’re poised to play their biggest show yet at the SSE Arena, Belfast this December – it’s sure to be a monumental event.
Where to see them: Electric Picnic, Ireland
Georgia Evans, commercial editor.
What makes them special?: This Hondrean-born Latin-infused star makes fiery reggaeton with metallic-adjacent synths and pop-y hooks with a DIY sensibility which will get your hips shaking and your foot tapping. Of course, you can translate what she’s saying, as she’s saying it, with your Samsung Galaxy Buds3 Pro.
Where to see them: Paredes de Coura, Portugal
Chiara Wilkinson, features editor.
* Real Time Interpreter and Live Translate available when paired with compatible Samsung Galaxy devices with Galaxy AI features. Samsung account login required. Language packs available for download. Availability of Galaxy AI features may vary by device model. Certain regions and languages may not be supported. ** Samsung Galaxy smartphone or tablet with One UI 4.0 or higher required. 24-bit audio support may vary depending on the application.
Find out more about Samsung Galaxy Buds3 Series here.