Jax Jones caps off a hectic 2016, teaming up with Raye for the infectious You Don’t Know Me.
Set as the follow-up to his summer hit House Work, You Don’t Know Me marks the prelude to Jax’s highly-anticipated debut album, set to land next year.
Grab a listen below:
DJ Fresh caps off 2016 by hooking up with Diplo and Craig David for Bang Bang, which also features guest appearances from US duo R. City alongside Belgian singer Selah Sue.
Catch the video below:
Justice have announced the first element of their UK leg of their forthcoming ‘Woman World Tour’, hitting London’s Brixton Academy on September 29th 2017.
Expected to bring a new live set up to London for the September date (with more nights across the country expected to follow soon), the evening will mark Justice’s first live UK show since 2012, and will support their recent Woman LP, which has spawned tracks Safe And Sound, Randy and Fire.
**UPDATE: Justice have now addeed a second show on 28th September**
Tickets are onsale now – hit the link below for more info:
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Liam Bailey returns, offering a “timely message of hope and healing dedicated to a broken world” with the heartfelt Love My Neighbour.
Delivered with an equally-as-powerful video, Liam describes the track’s visual treatment about “different human stories that are shaping this world at the moment, along with the historic ones, and show how the quest for love and understanding never ends.”
Watch it in full below; there’s definintely a history lesson worth watching here:
Justin Bieber is the latest artist confirmed to headline 2017’s British Summer Time.
Set to tread in the footsteps of the previously-announced Phil Collins, Kings of Leon and Green Day, Bieber’s appointment follows the recent expansion of his 2017 Purpose US tour, whilst his sole UK festival date for next year will see him grace London’s Hyde Park on 2nd July. He will also be joined by guests Martin Garrix, Anne-Marie and Tove Lo.
Tickets for the BST show go onsale next Friday (16th December) over from Ticketmaster – hit the link below for more info; full promo video follows underneath:
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In her first major appearance as lead vocalist this year, Taylor Swift has teamed up with Zayn Malik for the suprirse I Don’t Wanna Live Forever.
Lifted off the upcoming Fifty Shades Darker soundtrack (which joins the movie for a Feb 2017 release), I Don’t Wanna Live Forever marks an interesting turning point for Swift as she moves closer into the moody, more etheral world of Malik, sonically. Definitely one that needs a couple of listens, yet impressive none-the-less.
Grab a listen to the preview below; the full track can be streamed over on iTunes and Apple Music too:
Elderbrook brings Clean Bandit, Sean Paul and Anne-Marie’s Rockabye down a few pegs with his eerie new remix; an edit which slowly brings you into a false sense of direction before throwing down some of the most gorgeous electronic sweepers we’ve heard in yonks.
Definitely immerse yourself with this one – catch it below:
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After announcing his return to the scene with his new album Migration, Bonobo has shared the project’s second cut, hooking up with Rhye for Break Apart.
Set as a distinct follow-up to the gorgeous Kerala, Break Apart delivers what seems to be the perfect mood for what’s to come off Migration, Bonobo’s sixth studio outing, whilst also setting the scene for the live renditions when the producer finally returns to the stage next year.
Grab a listen to Break Apart below. Migration drops in January:
You couldn’t have moved from most dancefloors this summer without hearing Riton’s Rinse & Repeat at least once, and now the Ed Banger-signed producer has capped off the year with the equally-as-anthemic Betta Riddim.
Hooking up once again with Kah-Lo (who also provided vocals on Riton’s debut), Betta Riddim initially received its world premiere last week on Annie Mac’s Radio 1 Dance show (Annie had previously heralded ‘Rinse & Repeat’ throughout the year, so the unveiling was completely logical). Following in the footsteps of its predecessor’s dancefloor nods, we wouldn’t be surprised if the new jam was to make its way once again across the globe as an early taste of Ibiza 2017.
Grab a listen below:
Following it’s iniital audio release back in the summer, Knox Brown and Gallant have shared the official video for their stunning collaboration, Reignite.
Catch it in full below: