London-based duo Two Another have shared the soulful Hoping You Changed, following their impressive EP Two back in the summer.
Alongside the song, the band (Angus and Eliot) have also announced their first London show of 2018, taking over Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen on 28th February.
Expect more music to follow as we head into the new year; in the meantime you can stream Hoping You Changed below – tickets for the Hoxton gig are also onsale now, here.
N.E.R.D have confirmed the release date of their new album No_One Ever Really Dies, alongside sharing the project’s official artwork.
Set to feature guest appearances from Kendrick Lamar, Rihanna, Ed Sheeran and Andre 3000 (among others), the trio’s first full-length record in over seven years will officially drop on 15th December.
At the turn of the month, N.E.R.D. surprised fans by playing the full record live at Complex’s Complexcon – previously they announced their return with the Rihanna-featuring Lemon. Check the video below:
Taylor Swift has announced 2018 dates in support of her new album Reputation.
If ‘The Reputation Stadium Tour’ moniker didn’t give it away, the shows will see Swift hit major stadiums across the UK and Ireland – Manchester, Dublin and London in June 2018.
Tickets for the original three shows (8,15,22nd June) have now sold out, but due to overwhelming demand, extra dates have now been added. These go on-sale to the general public Friday 8th December – hit the link below for more info; full schedule follows:
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Craig David has teamed up with Bastille on new song I Know You.
Set to appear on his forthcoming album The Time Is Now, due out in January, the song was teased by Craig back in October, where he told The Independent the track was likely to “surprise a lot of Bastille fans, and [my] fans as well”.
Listen below:
Nile Rodgers and Chic will follow in the footsteps of the likes of Robbie Williams, Queen and more by bringing in 2018 on BBC One.
Set to perform both before and after the midnight fireworks display, the appointment follows the hitmaker’s recent BBC Four documentary series How to Make It in the Music Business, which has won plaudits among the industry tastemakers.
Of the set, Rodgers says “It’s been an incredible year for Chic in the UK…. From playing in to 200,000 plus people at Glastonbury to our recent sold out arena shows in London and Liverpool. This is a great way to end our 40th year in a spectacular fashion and kick off a new year that will start with the release of the first new Chic music in years and the new album. Good Times are coming in 2018!”.
Tickets are onsale now – head over to Ticketmaster here for all the info.
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Lily Allen has teased her new single Trigger Bang, as fans anticipate her return to the music world.
Announcing the news across her socials, the song will hear Lily collaborate with Giggs for the first time, and will likely spearhead the charge for her anticipated fourth studio album, rumoured to be titled The Fourth Wall. Mark Ronson has been closely linked to production duties on the record, after teasing last year that Lily’s new music is “some of her best [work] ever”.
More as we hear it – a release date for Trigger Bang has yet to be confirmed.
Eminem returned to NBC’s Saturday Night Live last night, performing new song Walk On Water, lifted off his upcoming album Revival.
Co-hosted by Chance The Rapper, the performance also saw Em reunite with Skylar Grey, who joined the Detroit rapper when he debuted the song at last weekend’s European Music Awards in London. Alongside Walk On Water, Em also used the performance to deliver a medley of some of his earlier work, throwing Stan and Love The Way You Lie into the mix. All performances were supported with Grey on vocals.
Watch below:
Dombresky and Tony Romera team up to release their infectious Girls Night Out, turning back the clock to the late-90s with a delicious disco-inspired bassline, sunshower-sprayed vocal chops and a twinge of 90’s era breakbeat percussion that makes you get out of your seat and start moving.
Listen below:
We’re still patiently waiting for Purple Disco Machine’s forthcoming album SOULMATIC, but in the meantime he continues to unravel singles ‘Devil In Me’, ‘Body Funk’ and now ‘Love For Days’. Teaming up with Boris Dlugosch, alongside Karen Harding on vocal duties, Purps has now brought more friends along for the ride for a new remix package.
Stepping up to the plate are Lee Foss, Kenny Dope and Motez who all put their own spins on the joint, and it’s the latter’s rework we’re bringing to you today. Gone are the Australian producer’s signature tropical sonics, instead adding extra weight to the original with some soft piano chords and gorgeous percussion.
Head over to Magnetic to listen in full; this one’s a winner for all involved:
After a hot string of releases on labels like Fool’s Gold, Owsla, Dirtybird and Confession, Born Dirty’s taken to his own WAY WAY Records for this next monster of a track, Static.
Already receiving early support from the likes of Rudimental, A-Trak, Gorgon City and Judge Jules (among others), Static hears the LA-based French talent lays it down with properly wonky baselines wrapped with snappy percussive hits to create some friction on the floor.
Listen below: