Wishing you all the jingly, jolly joys of Christmas.
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Future Music: Tatham, Mensah, Lord & Ranks – Fila Heights
Fila Heights sees the gentlemen work out on an uptempo rhythm.
Read moreIs That Jazz? Who Cares?!
Read Dom Servini’s excellent article Is That Jazz? Who Cares?! Make yourself a brew, grab a biscuit and read this.
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Listen: Henry Wu – Good Morning Peckham
Arguably one of the most hotly-tipped producers in the UK right now, Henry Wu’s broken compositions and deep jazzy keys have earned him plaudits from scene veterans as well as peers, all keen to see what Henry will do next. With a refreshing take on rhythm and a virtuosic musicality born out of years of […]
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The Internet share ‘Girl’, A Smooth New Cut Produced By Kaytranada
The Internet will be releasing their third album Ego Death on June 30th, and today they drop off the second single from the album titled ‘Girl’ featuring Kaytranada. The ’90s influenced song finds Syd shimmering atop of the smooth instrumental beat filling the track with soulful undertones. Take a listen to “Girl” below. Ego Death is […]
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Listen: Nova Heart – Lackluster No
Earlier today I was introduced to Nova Heart via an email submission and their new song has been in rotation since. The group is the brainchild of Chinese mini celebrity Helen Fang, their music has been described as ‘Blondie of China’, whilst being compared to Ladytron and New Order – it’s music that pushes the […]
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Listen To Daymé Arocena Exquisite New Song Entitled Nueva Era
The title track from Daymé Arocena‘s debut album, I’m not going to say much about this song; because quite frankly, it’s gorgeous! Take a listen below, you won’t be disappointed. Daymé Arocena, Nueva Era LP is out now via Gilles Peterson’s Brownswood label (buy)
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Audio: Twisted Tunes of the Week
It was another busy week for new music on the internet, and the latest edition of Twisted Tunes is here to round-up our highlights. Featuring music from Nohelani Cypriano, Sau Poler, The Internet, Owiny Sigma Band, Mick Jenkins and Jaga Jazzist.
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