Swedish electronic act CAZZETTE have unveiled their melodic ‘Run Run’. Featuring a richly-deep production underpinned by Morgan Bosman’s soulful vocals, the track precedes the release of the duo’s eagerly anticipated summer EP, which contains further collaborations on four additional songs.
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After what seems an eternity, Jungle have finally announced their return to music, revealing two new songs will finally be premiered this coming week.
‘Happyman’ and ‘House In LA’, both of which have been staple fixtures at their recent live shows, will receive their first plays on Tuesday 8th May at 8pm GMT. Both songs will also appear on the collective’s forthcoming second studio album, set to land later this year.
Watch the teaser below:
Florence + The Machine have performed their new single ‘Hunger’ live for the first time following the track’s premiere yesterday.
Taking to the stage of BBC1’s Sounds Like Friday Night, the performance marks a preview for Florence Welch and her group prior to their intimate UK tour which kicks off at Halifax’s Victoria Theatre tomorrow, 5th May. The song also kick-starts the drumroll for the band’s fourth studio album ‘High As Hope’, next month’s follow-up to 2015’s ‘How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful’.
Watch the performance below:
After previewing the track during their takeover at London’s O2 Arena last summer, Boy Better Know have dropped the surprise new video for ‘Athlete’.
Featuring the likes of JME, Jammer and Wiley (among others), the track hears the first time the collective have united with London-based MC, Goldie (the latter has previously worked with the likes of Frisco and Shorty, but not all of BBK as an entire entity).
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Back in March, Pete Tong utilised his Essential Mix set in Miami to preview a startling new dancefloor groover courtesy of Yotto. Titled ‘Kantsu’, Finland-based Yotto’s brooding track is now ready and ripe for release – if you’ve ever liked joints from the likes of Maya Jane Coles all the way to Jonas Rathsman, then ‘Kantsu’ definitely needs to be on your playlists. Expect this one to blow up in Ibiza this summer.
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Yogi has brought together a stellar cast consisting Maleek Berry, Ray BLK And Kid Ink for ‘Baby’, a groovy joint that delivers a strong tribute to Julio Bashmore’s ‘Au Sev’.
Featuring catchy vocals, killer drops and a weighty bassline, you can expect to hear this a shedload over the summer. Listen below:
Glastonbury Festival organiser and curator Emily Eavis has teased plans for Arcadia’s return in 2019, as the famed ‘giant spider’ hits London to celebrate its tenth anniversary this weekend.
Speaking to Music Week ahead of the two-day takeover at the capital’s Olympic Park, Davis said “We feel really proud… They’re amazing, the Arcadia boys, they’re so creative. We’re also working on a new show for Glastonbury 2019 with them at the moment that’s going to be unveiled soon.”
Arcadia co-founder Pip Rush also added further excitement, teasing “We’re always creating new shows and new performances, going into our 11th year we’ve got some quite major plans to shake things up again.
With just over a year to go until Glastonbury returns on 26th June, there’s of course little by way of any new information. However late last year, Mike Pickering and Graeme Park’s Hacienda Classical confirmed they had already been booked for the 2019 line-up – you can read more of their appointment, here.
Gallant has surprise-released his first single of the year, as he paves the way for his second studio album with ‘Doesn’t Matter’.
Climaxing on an immediately-irresistible hook (intertwined with the Grammy-Nominated artist’s stunning falsetto), ‘Doesn’t Matter’ flips on his recent ballad-focused ‘Gentleman’, instead delivering his soulful vibes across a mysterious and darkened R&B beat.
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When Nicki Minaj shared a vertical visual for ‘Chun-Li’, we, like many others, presumed that the clip would be the song’s only video treatment. How wrong we were…
Mere days after teasing, Nicki has now dropped a new video for the song, alongside another one for ‘Barbie Tingz’. Both tracks were announced in April to kick-start the new campaign from the rapper’s upcoming as-yet-untitled fourth studio album.
Watch both videos below in full:
Ryan Blyth and BB Diamond team up to drop an early taste of summer with their new collab ‘Raise A Glass’. Featuring an infectious sample of Gusto’s ‘Disco’s Revenge’ (itself a sample of Harvey Mason’s ‘Groovin’ You’), the track hears BB’s powerful vocals celebrate shutting down a player instead of putting up with his games.
This one’s a hell of a lot of fun. Grab a listen below: