Vibes of the Week – List 7
Bruh the Playstation 5 launch day was a mess. Sh*t show here, sh*t show there, sh*t show everywhere. I expected it but I didn’t think it was going to be….
Tag: hip hop
Busty And The Bass Release New Single feat. Macy Gray – ‘Out Of Love’
Jazz, hip-hop and soul. Busty And The Bass & Macy Gray have concocted a groovy, magnetic sound with their new single, ‘Out Of Love’. ‘Out Of Love‘ is the latest single brought….
Erich Mrak Launches New Single – ‘Girls’
Fresh, fun, short and sweet – ‘Girls’ is the latest single from Toronto’s own Erich Mrak. Clocking in at just over 2 minutes, ‘Girls’ is a quick glimpse into Erich Mrak’s style…..
Video Premiere: Regulus Red – Ghoster
A champion of the LGBT community, this half Welsh, half Italian singer-songwriter is debuting with a haunting and fresh single, ‘Ghoster’. Introducing Regulus Red: a proud representative of the LGBT community….
Single Premiere: KNIGHT – M.L.A.
We’re very excited to premiere the debut single of London’s own KNIGHT. The first of many releases to come, ‘M.L.A.’ introduces us to KNIGHT’s signature style and leaves us wanting more. ‘M.L.A.’ (or, Making….
Album Review: Earl Sweatshirt – “Some Rap Songs”
Some Rap Songs subverts musical traditions at every opportunity. The chaotic fusion of distorted drums and twisted samples of old black music could be described as alternative-psychedelic-avant-jazz-rap. Vinyl crackle and the….
E.P. Review – Sleaford Mods – ‘Sleaford Mods’
Sleaford Mods return with another helping of their signature brand of ferocious minimalism with a short self-titled E.P. Akin to 2016’s TCR, vocalist Jason Williamson and beat-maker Andrew Fearn present….
Album Review: Kids See Ghosts – ‘Kids See Ghosts’
‘Kids See Ghosts’ is the long awaited and self-titled collaborative project from Kid Cudi and Kanye West, and is the third release in a set of five weekly albums to….
Album Review: Saba – CARE FOR ME
Dusty, lo-fi beats lay the perfect foundation for Saba’s lyrical acrobatics to skip and dance over. Saba has been a consistent presence in Chicago’s music renaissance over the past few….
Live Review: The Streets, Leeds O2 Academy
In 2011, Mike Skinner retired his game-changing UK hip-hop group The Streets, having felt he had “run out of new avenues” to take the group and feeling fulfilled by the….