After teaming up with Jordan Rakei on 2015’s ‘New Black’, Goldlink has returned the favour to Tom Misch by jumping on the latter’s new single ‘Lost In Paris’.
Lifted off Tom’s forthcoming debut album ‘Geography’ which lands later this week, the song follows in the long-line of successful collaborations for the young producer, including frequent tie-ups Loyle Carner, Carmody, Jordan Rakei and Zak Abel, among others.
Listen to ‘Lost In Paris’ below:
Eminem has dropped the video for his new single ‘Framed’.
Lifted as the latest release from last year’s ‘Revival’, the ‘Framed’ visual sees Eminem back to his old self, delivering a mini-movie-based clip which circumvents around a split-personality Marshall, unwittingly denying any involvement in murders for which his alter-ego has undertaken.
It’s grim, with the lyrics equally as gruesome, but all-in, this is classic Eminem.
Watch below:
Lion Babe have hooked up with fellow NYC-er Leikeli47 for the groovy ‘The Wave’, the second track to be lifted off their anticipated sophomore album.
Premiered as Radio 1’s latest ‘Hottest Record’, ‘The Wave’ precedes Jillian and Lucas’ return to the Coachella stage in a little under a fortnight, and follows on from February’s ‘Honey Dew’. Lion Babe also recently connected with Bishop Nehru and Kaytranada on last month’s Up Up and Away, taken from Nehru’s new ‘Elevators: Act I & II’ project.
Listen to ‘The Wave’ below:
Calvin Harris has confirmed his anticipated collaboration with Dua Lipa will land this coming Friday, 6th April.
Titled ‘One Kiss’, the track comes almost a fortnight after fans decoded Calvin’s Twitter header which revealed small details of the impending project; the artwork was swiftly removed after rumours went into overdrive.
More as we hear it; in the meantime check the ‘One Kiss’ cover-art below:
Soon! @DUALIPA
Presave herehttps://t.co/pVU0dHTrzQ pic.twitter.com/fWCcnHekjv— Calvin Harris (@CalvinHarris) April 2, 2018
He may only be in his late-teens, yet S-X already seems to be leading the charge for the future of underground music.
Having already worked with the likes of D Double E, JME and as far wide as Childish Gambino, this week saw the Wolverhampton-bred producer share his excellent debut record, ‘Reasons’. The follow-up to last year’s ‘House Clothes’ EP, ‘Reasons’ continues where the last project left off, taking listeners on an ethereal journey both vocally and sonically, whilst setting the tone of the album with the Lily Allen-featuring opening cut ‘Something Better’.
We’re super-hyped to bring this one to you; if there’s ever a song you needed to soundtrack your Bank Holiday hangover, this one’s perfect.
Listen below:
Zak Abel has dropped his first piece of new music since his excellent ‘Only When We’re Naked’ debut, sharing the groovy ‘Love Song’.
Co-written alongside acclaimed duo Steve Mac and Wayne Hector, Abel’s new bop is nothing like the ballad its title would suggest – this is one that’ll instantly get you on your feet, and once again showcases the singer’s potential ability to lead the new-wave-pop charge.
Listen to ‘Love Song’ below:
London based DJ / Producer Alex Virgo delivers an ethereal reinterpretation of SG Lewis’ recent ‘Coming Up’ with his all-new remix. Set behind a bed of hazy layered synths, hypnotic melodies and intricate percussion, Virgo’s new edit will no-doubt be a staple for the Ibiza playlists in the impending summer season.
Listen below:
Just under a fortnight on from sharing her one-minute clip of bar-throwing, Lady Leshurr has dropped a full video for the entirety of her new ‘Black Panther’ freestyle.
Now at almost three minutes long, the track, which hears Leshurr pay homage to Missy Elliott’s iconic ‘She’s A Bitch’ also marks another preview for what’s to come from her upcoming ‘UNSTABLE’ project,
Watch the King Wowa-directed video below:
Plan B has shared the third song from his upcoming record ‘Heaven Before All Hell Breaks Loose’, revisiting his soulful early work with the inviting ‘Queue Jumping’, a far cry from last month’s politically-charged ‘Guess Again’.
Watch the video below in full; ‘Heaven Before All Hell Breaks Loose’ can be preordered straight away via iTunes:
The Weeknd has revisited the essence of his earlier ‘House Of Balloons’ works with his surprise new EP, ‘My Dear Melancholy’.
Released following a cryptic social media buildup over the past couple of days, the 6-track project, which comes in at just shy of 22 minutes, delivers multiple subjects that have been present in Abel’s public life – notably the ups and downs of lost love and relationship tribulations.
Production wise, ‘My Dear Melancholy’ sees The Weeknd reunite with Daft Punk’s Guy Manuel de Homem-Christo, whilst Skrillex and frequent-collaborator DaHeala also make appearances. It’s no doubt Abel will use his headline slot at next month’s Coachella to also drop the new songs in his live show.
Listen to ‘My Dear Melancholy’ in its entirety below (also available via Apple Music and Google Play):