Following a brief teaser in the early-hours, ZHU has shared his new remix of CamelPhat and Elderbrook’s Grammy-nominated ‘Cola’.
Featuring additional vocals by ZHU himself, the new rework hears a complete 180 from the original joint – think soft synths with a pulsating backtrack, all-encompassing to a post-3am cab ride home.
Listen below:
British artist Luvian has kickstarted the year with his warm new single ‘Bones’.
Featuring vocals from newcomer Jack Hawitt, the dreamy track comes ahead of Luvian’s anticipated second EP ‘A Time & Place’, due out later this year.
Listen below; definitely a comedown joint if we’ve ever heard one!
Run DMC have announced their return to the UK stage for a rare one-night-only exclusive show.
Set to hit London’s Eventim Apollo on 5th July, the night will mark the pioneering group’s first performance in the capital for over three years, and will see the MC’s perform cuts from their huge discography which spans almost three decades.
Tickets for the show will start from £38 (+ fees) and are onsale now.
Head over to Ticketmaster for more information.
SG Lewis has announced his Spring 2018 UK tour following the recent release of his new single ‘Aura‘.
Dubbed the ‘Dusk Tour’, which aligns with the three themes of his forthcoming debut album (Dusk, Dark & Dawn), the producer’s short stint will see him kick off at Glasgow’s O2 ABC2 on 4th April, before travelling down to Leeds and Manchester. The tour will then conclude with a headline show at London’s Electric Brixton on 7th April.
Tickets go onsale next Friday, 26th January direct from Ticketmaster UK (here); check the full dates below. You can also stream Aura underneath too:
Rudimental have returned with their new single ‘These Days’.
Featuring Jess Glynne, Macklemore and Brixton-based Dan Caplen, ‘These Days’ follows last year’s huge ‘Sun Comes Up’ which saw the Rudimental lads tie up with James Arthur for the first time. Though unconfirmed at this point, it’s also likely ‘These Days’ will see an appearance on Rudimental’s as-yet-untitled third studio album, rumoured to land later this year.
Listen below:
Burna Boy has teamed up with Lily Allen for new single ‘Heaven’s Gate’.
Following in the footsteps of last month’s J-Hus collaboration ‘Sekkle Down’, Burna’s new one comes almost 18 months since both he and Lily starting teasing tie-ups publicly on their socials.
Grab a listen below. **Article updated with video**
Lady Leshurr has kicked off 2018 by dropping new visuals for the surprise ‘R.I.P Freestyle’.
Recorded, shot, edited and released all within in 24 hours, it’s yet to be confirmed whether the freestyle will be included in Leshurr’s upcoming ‘UNSTABLE’ project (due “early 2018”), but regardless, new bars from one of Brummie’s finest is never a bad thing.
Watch the video below:
Elusive producer ZHU has become the latest artist to make a stamp across CamelPhat and Elderbrook’s massive ‘Cola’, following in the footsteps of Robin Schulz, Mousse T and Franky Rizardo to adorn a remix of the Grammy-nominated joint.
The rework was teased moments ago on the producer’s socials, with ZHU tweeting ‘Cola remix tmr’ – basically expect it to land at midnight.
Stream the preview below, and of course expect to hear the full track on Stagedoor FM when it finally surfaces:
Cola remix tmr pic.twitter.com/IZoN8RRJCv
— ZHU (@ZHUmusic) January 18, 2018
Mabel has dropped off her new single ‘Fine Line’, reuniting with Not3s following her guest verse on last year’s brilliant remix of ‘My Lover’.
Simply put, ‘Fine Line’ is infectious underground pop at its finest – one spin and you’ll be hooked, guaranteed. It’s still unclear whether the song paves the way for Mabel’s anticipated debut album, but for the time being, who cares – this one’s likely to be in your playlists for a long while yet.
Watch the video below:
SG Lewis has announced his as-yet-untitled debut album, sharing the lead single ‘Aura’.
Set to be split into three sonic concept worlds, Dusk, Dark and Dawn, ‘Aura’ fits into the first category – groovy, uplifting, and more than ripe for the sultry dancefloors across the circuit.
Grab a listen below; vocal duties come courtesy of SG Lewis’ close friend J Warner too (who we’d also highly recommend you check out).