Tuesday, 25 June 2013
NEW MUSIC: EGO ELLA MAY- Sweet Like Chocolate [Cover Version]
NEW MUSIC: DALEY- Songs That Remind Me Of You
It's been a minute or two since we heard any new stuff from Manchester born singer Daley. His debut mixtape Those Who Wait is an absolute stunner, which well and truly caught the attention of the UK's underground scene and earned him a solid fanbase. His last officially released track was "Remember Me" featuring Jessie J, which came out in late 2012.
Since then he has been away in the US working hard at it rubbing shoulders with the likes of Maxwell, Miguel and Pharrell Williams. And now the talent new voice has returned with new song "Songs That Remind Me Of You (#STRMOY)". The song is produced by Stereotypes. And Daley's vocals just keep getting better and better. Fans await a new album due out at some point in 2013. Check out the track and Will Reid directed visuals below.
Those Who Wait is available on iTunes
Tuesday, 4 June 2013
NEW VIDEO: INDIA ARIE- Coco Butter
The video for India Arie's latest track, "Cocoa Butter" is finally here. Her fans waited patiently for new music from the Colorado songstress, and her so aptly named SoulBirds will not be disappointed. "Cocoa Butter" is a solid cut of smooth, neo soul, and the video is just as slick as the the song... And the butter! The track is the first single to be taken from her new album, Songversation, which is due out later this year.
Sunday, 2 June 2013
LIVE GEMS: GEORGE THE POET- YOLO [Later with Jools Holland]
It's been a minute but here's a very special Live Gem courtesy of London poet, George The Poet. Extremely talented, eloquent, and just smart, He shares the same management as the team behind some UK's most exciting new talent like soul singer, Jacob Banks and producer, Wizzy Wow. Having appeared on BBC Radio 1Xtra, George is rapidly putting spoken word on the map as a fresh and exciting form of artistic expression- and audiences are really connecting to what he has to say. It's little wonder he was booked to perform on the legendary show Later... with Jools Holland. Check out this piece of lyrical awesomeness right here- this is "YOLO".
For more go to georgethepoet.com
Labels:
Buzz,
George The Poet,
Jacob Banks,
Poetry,
Rap,
Wizzy Wow
Monday, 20 May 2013
NEW VIDEO: JOSH OSHO- Freewheel
Since the release of The John Doe EP, in 2012, Josh Osho has been busy re-grouping and working on new material. After parting ways with his record company, Island Records late last year, he gave an insightful, and candid interview to AmaruDonTV about the whole experience, and the business of music, as a whole. Now the south London singer/songwriter has returned with"Freewheel" taken from his debut album, L.I.F.E. It's a guitar driven, feel good track with a video that cleverly combines animation, and live action. Check it out.
EVENT PREVIEW: A Night With JP COOPER
Singer/songwriter JP Cooper has been doing the rounds on the UK’s live event scene. Armed with a guitar and
a killer set of vocal chords, His particular blend of gospel inspired,
soulful-folk music is proving popular with urban audiences. Having already
played two sold out headline shows this year, the Manchester-born musician
returns with another amazing show. Cooper will play London’s iconic Tabernacle
on Thursday 23rd May 2013 with support from fellow
rising stars, Jake Isaac, Lumi HD, and Marie Dahlstrom.
Vist here for tickets
Friday, 17 May 2013
LIVE GEMS: DANIEL MERRIWEATHER- Red
Back in 2010 Daniel Merriweather performed a small set for Billboard.com. He did songs from his critcally acclaimed 2009 debut album Love&War. The tone of Merriweather's voice is just instantly engaging- you want to listen, and once you have, you want to hear more. I love singers who sing with passion to the point where notes aren't always perfect, and voices sometimes crack: passion over polish works, not in every case, but here it works for Daniel Merriweather, Check him out singing "Red".
Thursday, 16 May 2013
NEW MUSIC: J.APPIAH- I Aint Rich Yet
The UK just keeps raising the game in the talent stakes. Since Ed Sheeran's metoric rise to fame- the UK has witnessed a marriage between folky, acoustic sounds, with urban, experience. Over the past two years there have been a spate of young musicians picking up their guitars, not to sing about sunshine and strawberry fields, but rather to spin tales about their hardknock lives- and it's really kinda cool.
J appiah is the latest artist to catch my attention. The young east Londoner is steadily bringing his music to the fore; his particular blend of soul, folk, R&B, and blues- with added musical flavours inspired his Ghanaian heritage is proving to be very popular on the underground circuit. His latest track "I Aint Rich Yet" describes his quest to become, well, rich, and presumably successful, and respected in his chosen field. I'm guessing he means rich in mind, as well as money. Anyway, it's a really charming, and catchy track. Peep the video below.
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