Photo Credit: Eric Benitez “Oh Man the Future” is taken from De Lux’s new album Generation which is out now on iTunes, Google Play and Spotify. Who would’ve thought that a dystopian near-future could sound so good? Directed by Eric Coleman.
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Wiley – Outchea
Wiley has been releasing one new single a week, for eight consecutive weeks as part of his #8 EP. This Next week he will release the final edition, “Outchea” which was produced by Maniac. Spotify seems to have struggled to keep up with releases in recent weeks, so they’ll probably Continue Reading
Elohim – Xanax
Photo Credit: Chase O’Black “Xanax” is the hazy melancholic new single from LA based artist Elohim. The song is the AA-side to the singer’s upbeat debut single “She Talks Too Much”. The difference in sound between the two songs is interesting and the fact that Elohim can display such versatility is good Continue Reading
Birdy – Firestone (Kygo Acoustic Cover)
Earlier today Hampshire singer-songwriter Birdy covered Kygo’s “Firestone” in the BBC Live Lounge. She gave a stripped back rendition of the song which felt alot more like a ballad than the original, with only a piano to accompany her. The two versions almost sound like separate songs so credit to Continue Reading
Eminem – Sway In The Morning Freestyle
Eminem dropped by Sway’s Shade 45 radio show to promote the Southpaw soundtrack, which he executive produced. He also dropped a jaw dropping 8 minute freestyle, which in typical Eminem style features incredible rhyme skills and name dropped the likes of Caityln Jenner, Miley Cyrus, Donald Trump, Rita Ora and Continue Reading
Dave Monks – Gasoline (Video)
“Gasoline” is the lead single from Tokyo Police Club frontman Dave Monks’ debut solo EP, All Signs Point To Yes. The song which features an acoustic folk orientated sound and the production is very bare in places which leaves Dave Monk’s fragility exposed at times. “Save me a part of your heart, Continue Reading
George Ezra – Barcelona (Video)
George Ezra took to the jungle to shoot his new video in which the foliage acts as a kind of frame for Ezra. The creative use of the jungle is undone somewhat when Ezra flies out of the jungle towards the end of the video. Why this happens, I will Continue Reading
Pharrell Williams – Freedom (Video)
Pharrell’s new video “Freedom” brings the song to life with powerful images such as slave workers fighting back against captors and a weightlifting pensioner. It’s a feel good song, much in the vain of happy but this time he’s urging people to break free of any limitations imposed by society. Continue Reading
Wolfie – Drifting
London based RnB Singer Wolfie has been releasing music without any pre-planned strategy or announcements for the last two months. She chose to share new track “Drifting” today because the moon crosses the ecliptic tonight, which aligns the planets in her favour. There’s something to be admired about such a Continue Reading
Foxes – Photograph (Ed Sheeran Cover)
Foxes dropped by BBC Radio 1’s Live Lounge today and performed a cover of Ed Sheeran’s “Photograph”. Besides adding a different instrumental arrangement, Foxes rendition retained the emotion of Ed Sheeran’s original. It’s hard to out do some one as brilliant as Sheeran, but Foxes certainly did the song justice. Continue Reading