Though already embedded and acclaimed in today’s music culture, the sound of Pablo Nouvelle remains elusive to this day. A collage of eclectic textures enfolded in lush atmospheres, his music tends to blur its own boundaries to create inspiring stories, offering only a sneak peek of the bigger picture. And now, the Swiss musician builds on that with another sonic wonder: a seven-piece album going by the name of ‘Atlas Internet Cafe’.

Infused with downtempo electronica whilst flirting with its creator’s trip-hop roots, ‘Atlas Internet Cafe’ is free from any lyrics, leaving room for the listeners to become the narrator themselves. Like a mixtape, the songs themselves become undone and float into another whilst leaving the essence of this album untouched.

Like the internet cafe Pablo Nouvelle used to pass by every day on his way to his studio in Seven Sisters, London, this album calls out to the world in hopes of connecting different cultures. And judging by the range of amazing singles on this album – from the dreamy melodies in 'Melatonin' to the velveteen vibe of ‘Prelude’ – there’s no doubt it will widen its listeners’ horizons as well.