London Grammar have shared the video for Non Believer, the latest track lifted from their No.1 album Truth Is A Beautiful Thing.
Catch the full visual below; London Grammar are busy prepping for their headline UK tour which kicks off next month. Full ticket details can also be found underneath too:
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MK seems dead-set to keeping summer vibes still in full flow by dropping his exciting new release, 17.
Featuring vocals from newcomer Carla, the track follows on from the producer’s previous mammoth cuts, which saw him collaborate with A*M*E on My Love 4 U and last year’s huge Piece Of Me with Becky Hill.
Ibeyi have announced details of their anticipated second album, now titled Ash.
Released as the follow-up to 2013’s acclaimed self-titled debut, the project, which lands on 29th September, is preceded by new single Deathless, along with accompanied video. June’s Away Away will also join Deathless on the new record, alongside a further ten songs.
Meanwhile, Deathless itself, which features Kamasi Washington on sax, focuses on Lisa-Kainde’s wrongful arrest at the age of sixteen. “I was writing Deathless as an anthem for everybody!” Ibeyi’s Lisa says of the coming together of the song “for every minority. For everybody that feels that they are nothing, that feels small, that feels not cared about and I want them to listen to our song and for three minutes feel large, powerful, deathless. I have a huge amount of respect for people who fought for, what I think, are my rights today and if we all sing together ‘we are deathless, ’they will be living through us into a better world.”
Ibeyi will also support Ash with three UK shows later in the autumn – dates, ticket links and the Deathless video all follow below:
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Ibeyi 2017 UK tour dates
18th October – Thekla (Bristol)
19th October – Shoreditch Town Hall (London)
20th October – Band On The Wall (Manchester)
Jessie Ware has announced Selfish Love, the follow-up to last month’s Midnight.
Premiered as Zane Lowe’s latest ‘World Record’ on Apple’s Beats 1, the track is accompanied by a visual, directed by Tom Beard and shot on location in Mallorca. The clip itself acts as a prequel to midnight, together both videos tell the story of a couple broken apart in a classic film noir tragedy.
Catch it in full below; Selfish Love will join Midnight on Jessie’s as-yet-untitled third studio album, set to land later this year.
You may have slept on Big Gigantic’s Long Time Coming last summer; a groovy brass-led instrumental, the song had all the hallmarks of a ‘background track’, and whilst it may not have hit the streaming waves alight, it’s definitely a vibe you need to check out.
However, in the interests of reinvention, today marks Brooklyn-native Sweater Beats’ time to soup up the cut as he brings the sax and trumpet levels up a fair few notches. The edit falls part of Big Gigantic’s new Brighter Future Remixed EP which hears last year’s full length-project totally remastered by some of the brightest electronic producers on the circuit (the Autolaser remix of Wide Open is another meaty feast too if you have a sec to check it out).
Sweater Beats has nailed this rework; catch it below:
Following his heroic sound system at last weekend’s Notting Hill Carnival, Shy FX has returned, enlisting a stellar line-up on his new single Chocolate.
Connecting with Breakage, Roses Gabor and Ghetts, the track received Annie Mac’s latest ‘Hottest Record’ accolade so you know you’re in safe hands. Of the song, Shy FX also told Complex“It’s great to finally make a proper tune with Roses Gabor. We’ve worked together before, but to finally make a proper tune is just sick! Ghetts is one of my favourite emcees, and his energy and approach to writing and recording is amazing to watch and to be a part of, and as for James Breakage, it’s always good vibes when I’m in the studio with him.”
Elderbrook has furthered last month’s Woman with a string of new remixes.
Featuring edits courtesy of FTSE, Kaz James and the Zombie Disco Squad (the thumping latter which we’re bringing you today), the remix EP comes ahead of Elderbrook’s upcoming seven-track Talking EP which lands next month.
DJ Kay Slay’s upcoming album The Big Brother lands next month, and ahead of the release, what seems an unofficial copy of one of the project’s most anticipated joints has hit the web.
Cold Summer, which hears Kay enlist Kendrick Lamar and Mac Miller, alongside Kevin Gates and Rell is simply wonderful, in fact going so far as to remind us of the defining age of hip-hop around the mid/late-90s. Both Rell and Gates do a beautiful job to keep the flows going, whilst K.Dot and Mac’s verses are as tight as you’d expect and hope.
The Big Brother, which has shifted to a September release date (having originally been slated for early-August), has a tracklisting that’ll probably make your eyes water. Featuring the likes of Busta Rhymes, Beanie Sigel, E40, 2 Chainz and Styles P (among a wealth of others), this could well be one of the most anticipated heavyweight hip-hop records in years.
