Not content with dropping two songs yesterday (by way of Chun-Li and Barbie Tingz), Nicki Minaj is back with even more new music. Appearing on Young Thug’s ‘Anybody’, the track comes as part of Thug’s surprise new three-track ‘Hear No Evil’ EP. The song also comes complete with a video, which features two sign interpreters performing the track’s lyrics
Alongside ‘Anybody’, Young Thug has also recruited Lil Uzi Vert and 21 Savage for the other two joints on ‘Hear No Evil’.
As documented over the past few days, this weekend will see not only the return of Coachella, but also their simulcast online live stream. What’s more, there’s a new feature this year too, with 2018 also seeing the debut of the Coachella VR experience where you’ll be able to lay witness to some of the biggest acts in full 180 immersive greatness.
As we count down to the Californian festival opening its gates for another year, we thought we’d bring you the full listing of what’s set to happen on Day 1, alongside the live stream channels too. Excitingly The Weeknd’s headline set will be broadcast both online and in VR, so get ready to experience the first major showing of his new EP, ‘My Dear Melancholy’.
The GMT/UK schedule is below, alongside all the streaming channels too – the numbers next to each artist correlates to the channel their performances will be broadcast on (FYI, you’ll need to get up early on Saturday morning to watch Jamiroquai and The Weeknd… or just pull an all-nighter?).
We’ll also be updating Stagedoor FM daily with all the live streams and the schedules for those who want to watch Coachella in the UK.
Armand Van Helden and Butter Rush’s ‘I Need A Painkiller’ has been remixed in classic MK style by the US DJ/producer.
Delivering his signature four-on-the-floor kicks across a distinctly-smooth topline, expect to hear MK’s new edit across dancefloors as we gear up to Ibiza season.
Claptone has revealed the latest single from his forthcoming debut album, teaming up with The Boxer Rebellion’s Nathan Nicholson for ‘Under The Moon’.
Synonymous with some of Claptone’s own sonics over the years, ‘Under The Moon’ is an exquisitely executed piano-led deep house groover, gradually building tension as Nicholson’s vocals weave into an impactful driving bassline.
Alex Metric becomes the first producer to stamp a mark across Friendly Fires’ comeback single ‘Love Like Waves‘, injecting a heavy dose of club-ready sounds onto the original whilst directing straight to the dancefloor.
Delivering a mix of rave infused, rolling brokenbeat and driven synths, Metric’s remix is sure to turn heads this summer. Listen below:
Three years ago, our love of electronica felt heightened purely down to Ben Khan’s incredible EP ‘1000‘ – since then however, Ben seemed to unfortunately slip away into the background, and his lack of new music really has been felt within the genre.
However, fear not – Khan is now back, with new music, and finally a debut album on the way!
Sharing the record’s first single ‘2000 Angels’, alongside the track’s self-directed video, Ben has been quiet to tease what’s to come from the album, bar that it’s dropping this summer via the Dirty Hit imprint. That might not leave you a huge amount to go on, but it’s safe to say ‘2000 Angels’ is full of absolute fucking brilliance.
Catch the visual below – this is one comeback we’re too excited for!
Icarus have followed up February’s ‘Love Has Come Around’ with their new ‘In The Dark’ EP.
Featuring the aforementioned, alongside last year’s ‘No Sleep’, the 5-track project also features new songs ‘I Could Leave’ and ‘Flowers’, alongside their own self-titled ‘Soft Focus’ mix of the latter.
Having already set the precedent with his thumping repertoire (including dancefloor-regulars ‘Crank It’ and ‘Dum Dum’), Kideko now has the summer set in his sights, turning onto a soulful tip with his new joint ‘Good Thing’.
Featuring vocals from Alex Mills, ‘Good Thing’ is probably the producer’s most radio-friendly cut yet. and that’s no bad thing. With great music comes even greater opportunity to listen, and you’d be nuts to sleep on this one.
Duke Dumont’s recent ‘Inhale’ has been remixed for clubland courtesy of TCTS.
Morphing Ebenezer’s soulful vocals toward an uptempo house edge, the original has been amped up for the dancefloors thanks to driving basslines and swirling distortions.
