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Listen: Stanton Warriors – ‘Get Low’ (UFO Project Remix)

Stanton Warriors’ Get Low may be coming on for two years old now, but that hasn’t stopped a wealth of new remixes dropping as the duo’s collab with Tony Quattro and Eva Lazarus gears up for a re-release in 2017.

There’s four striking new edits in the Get Low remix bundle (itself landing later this week) – with remixes from Treasure Fingers, The Vanguard Project and Infrakt among the package, it’s UFO Project’s startling interpretation that we’re bringing you today.

Brace yourselves for a five-minute masterpiece which sees the Punks-signed chaps bring Get Low back into the rave days, with some futuristic bass-led twists thrown in. Eva’s vocals have been chopped to the max here, and though excellent in their original form, go on-up with this remix.

Bump it loud below:

Video: Naughty Boy & Kyla – ‘Shape Of You’ (Ed Sheeran cover)

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Naughty Boy returned to Radio 1’s Live Lounge earlier this week, performing his new collaboration with Kyla on Should’ve Been Me alongside a mash-up of Ed Sheeran’s Shape Of You with Blackstreet’s No Diggity and Eve’s Blow Ya Mind. Watch both performances below:

Video: BANKS – ‘Trainwreck’

BANKS kickstarts 2017 by unveiling the video for Trainwreck, the latest track lifted from her second studio record The Altar.

BANKS was recently revealed on the line-ups for both Coachella and Governer’s Ball later this year, whilst the Trainwreck visual comes ahead of her anticipated UK tour, which kicks off in Manchester in March. Catch it below:

Video: Gorillaz – ‘Hallelujah Money’ (feat. Benjamin Clementine)

After what seems an eternity, Gorillaz are finally back, enlisting Benjamin Clementine for their all-new song Hallelujah Money.

Lifted as the [supposed] first single from their upcoming studio album, set to land later this year, the track takes a stab at Donald Trump one day prior to the President Elect’s journey launch into The White House; the associated video also sees Clementine recite the lyrics from Trump Tower. Essentially, the track serves as commentary for what one may describe as being a politically-charged, historical moment.

Catch it below:

Isle of Wight Festival 2017: more names added to line-up

Isle of Wight Festival organisers have announced a wealth of new names for this summer’s line-up following last year’s reveal of headliners Arcade Fire and Rod Stewart.

Example, Bastille and Kaiser Chiefs will be joining both artists on the 9-10th June weekend (alongside previously-announced co-headliners Run DMC and David Guetta), whilst Texas and Jonas Blue make up some of the other notable names on the addition list, the latest line-up which can be found below.

Tickets are onsale now direct from Ticketmaster; expect to see more names added over the coming months:

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Boardmasters 2017: Jamiroquai confirmed to headline

After teasing their return with the trailer for AUTOMATON earlier this week, Jamiroquai have announced their first UK festival show of the year, as they headline this summer’s Boardmasters in Cornwall.

Joining Jay Kay and co will be Two Door Cinema Club and Alt-J, alongside the likes of Slaves, Andy C, Roger Sanchez, Becky Hill and Jake Bugg.

Check the full line-up below; tickets are onsale now via the official Boardmasters website

Listen: Snakehips – ‘Don’t Leave’ (ft MØ)

The Snakehips lads have kicked off 2017 in style, enlisting MØ for the wavy Don’t Leave. Grab a listen below:

Glastonbury 2017: HAIM to Emily Eavis – “We just wanna play”

After playing to packed crowds on The Other Stage at Glastonbury 2014, HAIM have teased their desire to return to Worthy Farm in 2017 to showcase new material from their as-yet-untitled second album.

Whilst a release date for their anticipated new project has yet to be confirmed, the sisterly trio confirmed their intent to play this year during a recent interview with NME. On teasing UK tour dates, the girls said “We can’t wait to get back to the UK! Glaston-buuuur-aaay! We just wanna play.”

HAIM initially graced Somerset back in 2013, playing The Park in support of their acclaimed debut album Days Are Gone. Since their return the following year, they have made fairly low-key appearances within the limelight, bar an appearance by Este on Hozier’s Coachella 2015 set, where they performed a rendition of The Time’s Jungle Love, itself a repeat of the mash-up the rest of the HAIM girls played when they joined with Morris Day on The Jimmy Kimmel Show under the clever guise of ‘Morris Day And The Haim’. Catch that performance below:


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Video: Shakka – ‘Don’t Call Me’

Shakka kicks off 2017 by dropping the visuals for Don’t Call Me, one of the standouts from his truly-excellent November EP The Island.

Catch it in full below:

Listen: Maggie Rogers – ‘On + Off’

Maggie Rogers certainly caused a dent in the blogsphere with her Alaska debut last year, and now, following the recent Dog Years, the youngster has shared the wonderful On + Off, the third track from her upcoming Now That The Light Is Fading.

Grab a listen below; the EP drops next month too: