Album Review: Jonny Wildey – Nitely
Written over the course of a three year period, Nitely is the debut album from London-based neo-soul artist Jonny Wildey. The Brightonian embraced his love of classic 60s and 70s….
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Single Review: Jonny Wildey ‘Your Dreams/Lonely’
Having built a stellar reputation under the pseudonym Alphabets Heaven, releasing records via the likes of Nightmares On Wax, Tru Thoughts, Soundway and King Deluxe, London artist Jonny Wildey has….
Single Review: Joy Denalane – The Show
German singer-songwriter Joy Denalane has released her new single The Show. Known for a sound that combines soul, RnB and African Folk music, Denalane’s new track is a contemporary neo-soul offering. Joy Denalane’s vocal is rich and….
Album Review: Noname – ROOM 25
The meticulously crafted beats are rich with live instruments and form organically, like trees for Noname to breeze through with her sweet-sounding lyricism. Do not take the 9/10 rating lightly, Room….
Album Review: Janelle Monáe – Dirty Computer
“Everything is sex, except sex, which is power” a statement Janelle Monáe makes on the song ‘Screwed’ which also sums up most of ‘Dirty Computer’, a glamorous blend of neo-soul and….
Stealth reveals new song ‘I Don’t Need Your Love’
Brummie singer Stealth is establishing himself as a promising artist with his neo-soul track, ‘I Don’t Need Your Love.’ With its smooth, encapsulating rhythm and doomy Hozier-inspired hums ‘I Don’t….
Live Review: Stealth @ Servant Jazz Quarters, London
Performing his headline act in London, Birmingham native Stealth played a soulful set, plentiful in rhythm and blues inspired compositions. The intimate underground venue at Servant Jazz Quarters was a beseeming….