After opening the summer with her infectious Run back in April, Malika has returned, serving up the latest track from her upcoming Songs About C EP.
I Live, which hears the Londoner unite with Bearcubs for the first time, delivers on Malika’s power vocals that first grabbed us when she teamed up with Snakehips for last year’s Falling; with I Live further showcasing her talents, it seems Songs About C is a project to get very excited about indeed.
Stream I Live below:
Ella Eyre has returned, teaming up with Ty Dolla $ign for Ego, confirmed to be the kick-starter for her forthcoming second studio album.
Erring toward a more chart-friendly sound, Ella recently told the Metro that her second project would be poppier in focus – “There’s a nervousness because I’m going down a different direction” she says.
Listen below:
It may have been absolutely pissing it down in the UK this week, but that hasn’t stopped Alex Adair from reigniting some sun-kissed summer memories with his wavy new jam Casual.
Grab a listen in full below, and as always hit us up on Twitter to let us know your thoughts!
Cali-based producer TOKiMONSTA has announced her new album Lune Rouge, aligning the upcoming release with the project’s latest single We Love.
Delivering upon an intoxicating electro-funk beat, the track hears TOKiMONSTA team up with MNDR, whose instantly-recognisable vocals add an aura of familiarity to the joint.
Catch it in full below; Lune Rouge drops next month:
Pink’s anticipated return has finally been cemented.
After revealing her comeback single What About Us (which is set to get its worldwide premiere in a matter of hours), the singer has now confirmed details of her brand new record, finally titled Beautiful Trauma. **UPDATE – listen to What About Us below**
In an Instagram post moments ago, the star said
“I could not be more excited right now. My single comes out today “what About Us” and my new album “Beautiful Trauma” comes out October 13th. I’m certifiably, insanely proud of this album. It’s been a while, and I’m grateful for all the years we’ve had. Looking forward to the next chapter with you.”
Pink is highly likely to preview more new music from Beautiful Trauma when she headlines V Festival later this month; tickets are still available now via the link below. More info on the new music when we hear it.
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Lianne La Havas has surprise-released the video for Tokyo as fans await news on her anticipated third studio album.
The track, lifted off her excellent sophomore effort Blood is the final cut from the project, and comes just days off the two year anniversary of the collection; a body of work which spawned the singles Unstoppable and What You Don’t Do.
Lianne recently performance an acoustic set at Glastonbury’s Avalon stage, marking her fourth appearance at the festival.
Watch the Tokyo visual below:
Though still only 23, Becky Hill has one of those careers that many would no doubt be envious of. From appearing on some of clubland’s most identifiable tracks over the years (Oliver Heldens’ Gecko, Wilkinson’s Afterglow and MK’s Piece Of Me to name but a few), Becky’s also raised the bar with her own first-rate joints, and today she shares her latest belter courtesy of new single Unpredictable.
Revealed earlier today, the forward-facing cut appears as the final track from her just-announced Eko EP (which joins previous singles Warm, Rude Love and Back To My Love), all acting as a prelude to Becky’s as-yet-untitled debut album, confirmed to land next year.
Bump Unpredictable loud below, this one’s a proper earworm!
With just four weeks to go until gates open for the first time in their new Dorset home, Bestival organisers have announced further names to their already-expansive 2017 line-up.
Revealed earlier today, the Desperados Clubhouse will see Pete Heller and Danny Rampling kick things off on Thursday 7th September, whilst the likes of Jackmaster, Wayward and Hot Chip will also hit up the decks as the arena moves throughout the weekend too.
Catch the newly-announced line-up below; tickets for Bestival are onsale now (be quick, mind – there’s not a huge amount remaining) – head over to Bestival.net for ticket info.
Chase and Status have given last month’s Love Me More the video treatment as they gear up for next month’s release of their anticipated fourth studio album, Tribe.
Featuring Emeli Sande, the clip sees Will and Saul (plus Emeli) remind fans of their stellar headline show at London’s Lovebox where they teased their new material alongside previous collaborators Tom Grennan and Liam Bailey.
Catch the full video below:
Gorillaz have shared the official video for Strobelite, the latest single to be lifted off their recent Humanz LP
Directed by Raoul Skinbeck, the visual features track-collaborator Peven Everett hitting up London at night alongside Gorillaz band-members 2D, Noodle, Murdoc and Russel Hobbs.
Alongside the video, Gorillaz have also confirmed new upcoming Strobelite remixes; a new edit from Kaytranada will land next Friday (18th August), whilst one week later comes a dancehall refresh of Saturnz Barz from Cadenza. Mad Cobra, Assassin, Kila P and Teddy Bruckshot will add their vocal support into the joint with original verses from Popcaan and Damon Albarn.
Watch the Strobelite video below: