Through unapologetic celebration of indie rock, ‘Gen Z’ is a nostalgic take on what self-identity would mean without the validation of social media. The EP opens with ‘Cure Me’, a full-bodied, guitar-laden examination of falling in love. “I’m so broken”, he sings, speaking to the insecurities of the self-aware generation. Electric feedback rings out in glorious tribute to the lo-fi imperfections of live music.

Hongza’s sophomore release ‘December’ claims the winter month as the ambient season for heartbreak. The fraternal twin to the North Londoner’s pained debut single ‘Gone’, this latest release is a shoegaze self-reflection on the actions which led to the end of his relationship. Cathartic in the most melancholic fashion, Hongza’s reverberating voice is enchanting.

Sam Hong (‘Hongza’) is back with a stunning rendition and reimagine of Harry Style’s ‘Cherry’. Hongza makes the track his own, creating a truly euphoric dream-pop hit. The track is rapped in beautiful soundscape of ambient reverberation and heart-rendering textures. This is a unique listening experience and immerses you into the world of Hongza and all the exciting things that are just on the horizon for him and the project. 

Hongza’s sophomore release ‘December’ claims the winter month as the ambient season for heartbreak. The fraternal twin to the North Londoner’s pained debut single ‘Gone’, this latest release is a shoegaze self-reflection on the actions which led to the end of his relationship. Cathartic in the most melancholic fashion, Hongza’s reverberating voice is enchanting.