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Listen: Redlight – ‘Zum Zum’ (ft Sweetie Irie)

Redlight continues a rapid-fire run of singles on his Lobster Boy imprint, hooking up with Sweetie Irie for Zum Zum.

Premiered as Annie Mac’s latest R1Dance / Radio 1 ‘Hottest Record’, the track itself marks Redlight’s third Lobster Boy single of the year, following collaborations with Taya, Liv Dawson and Kojo Funds. The track also supersedes Redlight’s new album, due out early next year.

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Listen: Maths Time Joy – ‘Only You’ (featuring JMR)

We’re absolutely bloody loving this, and we’re certain you will too. Maths Time Joy, whose credits range from Snakehips to Bebe Rexha to Mary J. Blige, has announced his new Sunset Motel EP. Set for release early next year, the project will be led by the sultry Only You, which hears the British producer connect with Nashville’s JMR who leads the charge from a vocal perspective.

The track’s über smooth, and as you’d expect from someone like Maths Time Joy, it doesn’t disappoint.

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Listen: SHY Martin – ‘Good Together’

Swedish pop has been doing great guns for a while now, and today marks the latest entrant to the sphere, with young star SHY Martin sharing her new single Good Together.

The track may be her debut as a soloist, but music fans should already be well-acquainted to the 24 year-old, with Martin having been credited for some massive tracks for the likes of Kygo, The Chainsmokers and Mike Perry.

Good Together turns away from those previous big heavy sonics, mind, instead going more left-field with delicate percussion and smooth synths; SHY Martin’s vocals are as crisp as they come too.

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Listen: Youngr x Endor – ‘Give It Up’

After gaining huge support as a White Label release from the likes of Fatboy Slim, Seven Davis Jr, Rudimental and Gorgon City, Youngr and Endor have connected for the stellar Give It Up.

Maintaining the integrity of Lee Dorsey’s classic soul record, the joint now takes the cut to the dancefloor, courtesy of groove filled bass, hi-hats and perfectly timed claps (plus the original’s perfect vocals).

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Justin Timberlake ‘Justified’ 15th anniversary orchestral tribute show announced

London’s XOYO has announced a special orchestral live rendition of Justified, as Justin Timberlake’s pivotal debut album celebrates its 15th birthday.

Set to hit the venue on Saturday 16th December, the night promises a mix of musicians and vocalists to perform the record live and in full, with “a few extra JT classics for good measure”.

Tickets are onsale now via Ticketweb – hit the link below for more info:

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Listen: Stefflon Don – ‘Ding-A-Ling’ (feat. Skepta)

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Following the massive success of her debut single Hurtin’ Me, Stefflon Don continues her rise as one of the UK’s most versatile and exciting new talents with the release of new track Ding-A-Ling.

Featuring Skepta, and produced by longstanding collaborator Rymez, the track places a unique focus on an old clip from The Simpsons, built around a Chuck Berry rework throughout the song.

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Listen to U2 and Kendrick Lamar reunite again on ‘American Soul’

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At the turn of the month, U2 announced the impending release of their fourteenth studio album, Songs of Experience.

Out on 1st December, the project’s confirmation coincided with the reveal of lead single Get Out Of Your Own Way. Featuring Kendrick Lamar, the band have now released the album’s second cut, once again enlisting the Compton rapper for American Soul.

Technically, the track is U2’s alternate version of Kendrick’s XXX (U2 were one of the few collaborators with K.Dot on DAMN.), but it’s still great to hear musical worlds collide.

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Watch Kurupt FM’s ‘The Lost Tape’ documentary

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Anticipation has been steadily brewing for a while now, and finally, Kurupt FM’s legendary ‘Lost Tape’ has been unearthed and released to the masses.

Originally delivered live on Kurupt FM’s 108.9FM, the set was recorded way back in the day onto cassette tape by an anonymous listener – once lost in a backpack in deepest Brentford, the Lost Tape has now been uncovered, remixed and mastered for the very first time.

In celebration of the set’s release, the Kurupt lads have teamed up with legendary filmmaker Ewen Spencer (Brandy & Coke) to honour the Lost Tape with a next-level documentary.

Watch the documentary, which features Mike Skinner, David Rodigan, P Money, Scott Garcia, Sticky and more in full below:

Video: Sinead Harnett – ‘Unconditional’

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Sinead Harnett has shared her new video for the vibey Unconditional, the second release from this summer’s Chapter One mixtape.

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Listen: Icarus – ‘No Sleep’

Icarus have dropped their first piece of new music since this summer’s Trouble, capping off their hat-trick of singles which started at the turn of the year with the mammoth King Kong.

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