Sub Focus follows up last year’s Love Divine with Lingua, his new collab with Stylo G and confirmed as the latest teaser from his forthcoming third studio record, expected later this year.
Grab a listen below:
Sub Focus follows up last year’s Love Divine with Lingua, his new collab with Stylo G and confirmed as the latest teaser from his forthcoming third studio record, expected later this year.
Grab a listen below:
Nelly Furtado’s new album The Ride lands next month (31st March, to be exact), and in celebration she’s dropped a brand new track for all of us.
Flatline, available to stream below, comes as an instant free grat-track when you preorder Nelly’s sixth studio project – hit the link to head over to iTunes:
Previously leaked toward the end of last month, Cashmere Cat’s stunning new collab with Camila Cabello has finally received an official release.
Love Incredible, which landed earlier today, marks Camila’s first post-Fifth Harmony release, and joins other collaborators including The Weeknd and Francis and the Lights on Cashmere Cat’s anticipated Wild Love project.
Grab a listen below; this one’s destined to be pretty big:
NAO has dropped off the official video for In The Morning, coming one week on from the release of her For All We Know remix EP (itself which features a stellar remix of the original courtesy of Mura Masa).
Catch the clip below; you can also stream the full For All We Know remix EP in its entirety, here.
The Weeknd drops off the latest excerpt from Starboy, enlisting the likes of Drake, Travis Scott, French Montana and more for the visual of Reminder
Catch it below:
Elusive producer Disco Demolition has worked his magic across SG Lewis’ Holding Back, twisting last year’s smooth head-nodder into a groovy dub-house post-3am belter. The clever distortions across Gallant’s vocals are just the start – Disco Demolition’s remix totally adds more longevity to a track which we thought had already hit peak excellence with Icarus’ edit back in the summer!
Don’t sleep on this one! Catch it below:
Vanessa White has shared a glimpse of her upcoming Chapter Two EP with the vibey Good Good.
Written by Vanessa, the jam hears the artist tie up with London-based Mkulu, continuing her theme of hooking with some of the more exciting producers on the scene (Vanessa’s previously worked with the likes of Illa J, PRGRSN and Snakehips).
Grab a listen in full below; Chapter Two will land at some point this spring:
Having already received props from the likes of Jorja Smith, Loyle Carner and NTS (among others), newcomer Benny Mails has dropped the official video for his gritty debut I Blocked My Dealer.
Having been brought up amidst South London’s grime influencers, Benny’s poetic stance also comes by way of his love of funk and jazz, a fusion that’s likely to stand him in good stead as a breakthrough artist in years to come. Oh, and if you’re hitting up Loyle Carner’s UK tour (his Shepherds Bush Empire shows kick off tonight), be sure to get there early – Benny Mails is on support.
Anyhow, catch the I Blocked My Dealer visual below:
Ed Sheeran shares another track off his forthcoming record Divide with How Would You Feel (Paean), a song confirmed not as a single, rather more as one of his favourites from the new project.
Grab a listen underneath; in related news, Ed has also been confirmed as the latest performer to take the stage at London’s Royal Albert Hall for The Teenage Cancer Trust’s series of curated gigs. Tickets go onsale at 9am today (17th February) via the link below:
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London Grammar paid a visit to BBC’s Maida Vale Studios earlier this evening, delivering a brief set of new material to an initimate audience.
Streamed live on Radio 1, the trio performed renditions of new tracks Rooting For You and Big Picture alongside a throwback of Strong, one of their biggest hits from their acclaimed debut If You Wait.
In true Radio 1 style, London Grammar also brought a surprise cover to the table, which saw them strip back The Verve’s classic Bittersweet Symphony. You don’t want to miss out on this one – catch the full set below: