Last month, Calvin Harris and Dua Lipa dropped their club-pop collaboration ‘One Kiss’. Having already garnered closed to 200million streams on Spotify alone, the song has now been taken up a fair few levels thanks to mysterious producer ZHU, who about-turns the joint and flips the original into a pulsating, moody and progressive joint.
Grab a listen below; this one’s truly special!
Having become a household name thanks to her work with Mura Masa (plus her own solo work including the spellbinding ‘Royah’ EP), 22 year-old musician Cassia has dropped her existing Bonzai moniker, and instead now branching out as Cosha (the phonetic spelling of her name).
Dropping her new song ‘Do You Wanna Dance’ in the early hours, the track continues with the same high-quality output as we’ve come to expect – future-laced R&B supported by a skewed electronica beat. The video’s pretty top-notch too! The song is out now, and is lifted from Cosha’s imaginatively-titled ‘R.I.P Bonzai’ mixtape, which lands next week.
Watch the video below:
Elderbrook has shared his first piece of new solo music since last year’s ‘Talking’ EP, hooking up with Empire of the Sun’s Nick Littlemore for ‘Sleepwalking’.
Written during a recent visit to Los Angeles, the track also hears additional production credits courtesy of Toddla T, and comes ahead of the producer’s forthcoming UK festival sets at Reading, Leeds and Standon Calling.
Watch the video below:
The 1975 have shared their latest countdown teaser, as they gear up for the 1st June release of their new music.
Widely-believed to form the first single from their forthcoming album, expected to be titled ‘Music For Cars’, little is known about the new song, however in a recent interview, frontman Matty Healy did reveal to Beats 1’s Zane Lowe that the band have already shot a new music video for a song that’s “dropping very soon”.
The teaser, which can be seen below, also comes alongside an instrumental, likely to form the backtrack of the new song.
Listen/watch below:
— The 1975 (@the1975) May 25, 2018
Florence + The Machine have announced their UK-wide autumn tour ahead of the release of this month’s ‘High As Hope’.
Set to kick off in Leeds on 15th November, the 8-date stint will see Florence Welch and her band also cover Birmingham, Glasgow, Manchester, Brighton and Cardiff; they will also play two nights at London’s O2 Arena.
‘High As Hope’, the band’s fourth studio album, follows 2015’s groundbreaking ‘How Big How Blue How Beautiful’, and will see collaborations from Kamasi Washington, Tobias Jesso Jr, Kelsey Lu, Sampha and Jamie xx.
Tickets are onsale now – hit the link below for more info, and check the full schedule underneath:
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Florence & The Machine 2018 UK Tour dates
15th Nov 2018 – First Direct Arena, Leeds
16th Nov 2018 – Genting Arena, Birmingham
17th Nov 2018 – SSE Hydro, Glasgow
21st Nov 2018 – The O2 Arena, London
22nd Nov 2018 – The O2 Arena, London
23rd Nov 2018 – Manchester Arena, Manchester
25th Nov 2018 – Brighton Centre, Brighton
26th Nov 2018 – Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff
James Blake has announced new music.
Revealed during his residency on BBC Radio 1, ‘Don’t Miss It’ marks the first piece of new material from Blake since his surprise 2016 LP ‘The Colour in Anything’. A fortnight back he also appeared on Andre 3000’s ‘Look Ma No Hands’.
Watch the lyric video for ‘Don’t Miss It’ below:
A day on from releasing ‘Only Can Get Better‘, the first track from their new collaborative project, Diplo and Mark Ronson continue to share the Silk City joy with their first ever Essential Mix for BBC Radio 1.
The hour-long mix, which features a vocal cameo courtesy of DJ Premiere, covers some of the biggest cuts from the sub-2000 era – from speed garage, to house and even some exclusive Silk City edits, this entire set needs to be added to your collection pronto. Bump the full vibe below; tracklist follows underneath too:
TRACKLIST:
Only Can Get Better – Silk City
Brighter Days – Cajmere ft Dajae
Brighter Days (Flosstradamus Festy Re-Edit) – Cajmere ft Dajae
Lick Shots – Missy Elliot
Professional Widow (Armand’s Star Trunk Funkin’ Mix) – Tori Amos
Moog Beat – Mele
Milkshake – Kelis
Love’s Plan – Route 94 & Drake (Silk City Special)
Missing You – Boston Bun
Lady – Modjo
Strings Is How We Do It (Silk City Special)- Derrick May & Montell Jordan
Rising – Sante Sansone
Go Deep (Tchami Remix) – Janet Jackson
Bodak To The World (Silk City Special) – Cardi B & LTD
I Found A Boujee Hustle (Silk City Special) – Wuki & Axwell & Migos
Work It Out – Karizma
Shook Ones (Lenny Kiser Remix) – Mobb Deeo
Shook Ones Pt II – Mobb Deep
Electric Relaxation – Tribe Called Quest
Heavenly Break – Eli Escobar
Get Up (Remix) – Masters At Work
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Mystery Of Love – Mr Fingers
Deep Inside – Hardrive
Found A Child – Ballin’ Jack
Could Heaven Ever Be Like This (Paul Nice Edit) – Idris Muhammad
No One Can Change Me (Nick Holder Remix) – Daniel Steinberg
93 Til Infinity – Souls Of Mischief
I Can’t Get No Sleep (Featuring India) – Masters At Work
Belly has released his new collaboration with The Weeknd following Abel’s short Twitter teaser in the early hours.
Titled ‘What You Want’, the track marks what Belly recently detailed as his and The Weekend’s “strongest collaborative work to date”. A video is also on its way too, but in the meantime cop the audio stream below:
Last year, former Vampire Weekend member Rostam Batmanglij shared his dreamy track ‘Gwan’, a sparely-invigorating alt/pop ballad that literally nailed it on every single listen. Fast-forward over 12 months, and our very own Tourist has taken the mighty task to remix the cut, and in turn, delivers an evocative chilled-out masterpiece that keeps the delicate focus of the original whilst underpinning his edit with some clever distortions alongside an arresting melody.
Listen below:
After announcing the new partnership on Matty’s own Twitter feed yesterday, No Rome has revealed his new song ‘Do It Again’, a collaboration with The 1975 from his upcoming new four-track EP.
The track was premiered as Zane Lowe’s latest ‘World Record’ on Apple’s Beats 1, and comes ahead of June 1st’s anticipated release of The 1975’s own music from their forthcoming record ‘Music For Cars’ – No Rome has also been working with the group on that project, and is widely-likely to have contributed to some of the productions contained.
Listen below: