Future Gold with Michael Barnes: CryBaby, Aetheria & Eli Swei

CRYBABY: CLUB ENERGY WITH STAR POWER

Crybaby is not just building hype — she is backing it up. A London-based DJ and producer, she has pushed herself into a serious club lane with I’m So Hot, released through HE.SHE.THEY on 20 March 2025. The track is built as a self-love anthem, mixing rave energy, hyperpop attitude, dancefloor confidence and 00s nostalgia.

What makes Crybaby exciting is the full package: the sound, the look, the performance energy and the audience all match. She is a classically trained pianist turned club provocateur, drawing from rave culture, pop chaos and underground electronic influences. Her Spotify profile also shows recent releases including Love On Repeat, Close To Me, and heaven/jealous (Crybaby’s Angel Edit), showing she is not relying on one moment — she is building a catalogue.

The visual identity is already locked: pink, red, sweat, attitude, decks, crowds, phones up, lights down. Crybaby feels made for the room, not just the algorithm. With BBC Radio 1 Dance visibility, millions of streams shown across her content, and a sound designed for peak-time movement, this is an artist with real momentum.

ELI SWEI – EXCLUSIVE FIRST PLAY: BRUISES

Eli Swei steps forward with Bruises — a raw, emotionally charged track landing as an exclusive first play. It’s stripped back, honest, and cuts straight through, showing real intent from an artist who isn’t hiding behind production.

This isn’t just a release — it’s a statement.

AETHERIA: ONE TO WATCH

Aetheria is building more than music — she’s building a world. With Interstellar Skies, she leans into a space-driven, atmospheric sound that feels like an experience, not just a track.

The identity is already clear, consistent, and intentional. The collaboration with Serge Louis shows she’s thinking beyond solo releases and into creating a wider sound.

She’s not chasing noise — she’s building something that lasts.

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5 Minutes Somewhere with Toosha

Episode 4: Denmark: Architecture You Can Cycle Through

In this episode of Five Minutes Somewhere on Hoxton Radio, Toosha explores Denmark’s unique approach to urban living, specifically highlighting how Copenhagen’s design prioritizes human experience and sustainability. From the iconic, historic waterfront of Nyhavn to its status as the 2023 UNESCO World Capital of Architecture, the city is defined by its world-class cycling infrastructure and a “human-scale” philosophy that makes daily life seamless. The script captures the essence of Danish culture through the concept of hygge—a feeling of warmth and comfort—and connects this atmosphere to the country’s culinary staples like smørrebrød, drømmekage, and modern takes on traditional porridge. Ultimately, the episode encourages listeners to experience Denmark like a local by slowing down and embracing the simple, well-designed moments that define the Danish way of life.