Braxton has shared his latest joint Body following multiple accolades from the likes of Blonde and TCTS.
Taking cues from the early days of piano-house raves, Body received its initial preview on The Magician’s Magictape 61 back in May, and has since then built up a wealth of anticipation for an official release.
Grab a listen below:
Drake’s just shared details of his full-scale UK tour, as he gears up to conclude his US-only Summer Sixteen shows with Future.
Dubbed the ‘Boy Meets World Tour’, Drake will touch down in the UK on 26th January, before hitting six (yep, SIX) dates at London’s O2 Arena. He’ll then travel to Manchester, Leeds and Sheffield before concluding for two nights in Birmingham on 22nd/23rd Feburary.
**UPDATE: Due to overwhelming demand, Drake has added a further two dates at London’s O2 Arena**
Tickets are onsale now direct from Ticketmaster – hit the link below for more info; full dates follow:
[button color=”purple” link=”http://www.awin1.com/cread.php?awinmid=3589&awinaffid=183577&clickref=&p=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ticketmaster.co.uk%2FDrake-tickets%2Fartist%2F1319371″ target=”_blank” icon=”momizat-icon-ticket”]Click here for tickets[/button]
Toward the end of last year, we awarded Louis Mattrs with one of our ‘Ones To Watch‘ monikers for 2016 – his Slow Waves EP was more than solid, and showcased a bright future for British soul with an edgier backdrop than previous generations.
Today, Louis shares his first piece of new music for the year via the Two Inch Punch-produced Bow Down, alongside the track’s beautifully-shot visual, further adding to the brooding sound he’s been polishing since prior to Slow Waves.
Catch it below – a new EP is also forthcoming:
NYC-based Ben Alessia has shared his impressive debut single U, an elegant and inviting head-nodder that’s likely to make the youngster start becoming a name heavily-pushed by the blogsphere pretty soon.
There’s elements of Troye Sivan in the build-up to this one, before Alessi comes into his own with an absorbing chorus. We can’t wait to hear more – grab a listen below:
Leo Kalyan has returned one year on from his superb Silver Linings EP, announcing his new Outside In project alongside the collection’s lead track Silhouette.
London-based Kalyan has historically nailed it with his ethereal sounds, a direction that continues with Silhouette. In fact Outside In also seems to arrive at the right time – Leo’s music sits incredibly well with the gloomy early-night ethos of the colder months and with his previous work he’s delivered music that bodes a smooth soundtrack to candle-burning, wintry nights.
Stream Silhouette below; you’ll get where we’re coming from on first listen. Outside In lands toward the end of October:
Ahead of next week’s release of their forthcoming record Outer, Dusky have shared the latest excerpt from the project, switching into darkened-basement territory with the mechanical Songs Of Phase.
Taking things back to the duo’s early material (think 2014’s Inta), Songs Of Phase fully asserts Dusky’s lead within the bass/house/tech fields, whilst also showcasing their wider diversities all the way from euphoria to dark and dingy brain-scrambling sonics.
Grab a listen in full below; Outer drops this Friday (14th October) and can be preordered over on iTunes / Apple Music straight away:
**STORY DEVELOPING**
All remaining tickets for 2017’s Glastonbury Festival have now sold out, following Thursday’s quick rush for the initial batch of 15,000 coach and ticket passes.
Confirmed by both Glastonbury Festival and SeeTickets moments ago, it is estimated that almost two-million users logged in worldwide at 9am this morning to reserve the remaining 120,000 tickets.
Tickets for 2017 @GlastoFest are now SOLD OUT.
— See Tickets (@seetickets) October 9, 2016
Those who were not so fortunate as to secure tickets should lay their hopes on the resale next year – historically additionally batches of tickets go back on the market some two months before the event as punters who originally bagged their chance to attend Glastonbury Festival fail to pay balances and/or request ticket refunds.
2017’s Glastonbury Festival runs from Wednesday 21st and Sunday 25th June, and as per previous years, tickets have been snapped up without any prior knowledge of any performers. Contrary to previous reports, there will no longer be a Glastonbury Festival in 2018, whilst a rumoured event in Longleat has also failed to transpire due to various disagreements with the proposed site owners.
Stay locked to Stagedoor FM on Twitter to keep up to date with all Glastonbury news:
Chicago-based producer Hurley Mower has certainly grabbed our attention with his new joint Drip, the latest track to come French imprint TheSoundYouNeed as they start to shift their focus toward self-signed work ahead of purely just showcasing best-in-class talent.
Agreeably, futuretronica seems to be the sound in everyones’ ears at the moment, and whilst there’s a shitload of artists out there who seem to mimic the sound without adding anything new, there’s also a handful of producers who seem to be striving the genre forward – Mower can fortunately count himself within the latter bracket.
The beat on Drip is dazzling, whilst the vocal distortions are equally as enchanting. Grab a listen below; chances are you’ll be hitting the ‘replay’ button pretty quickly:
Disciples’ Daylight quickly became one of the defining summer anthems for the club kids when the London-based trio dropped the joint back in August – the track’s deep grooves, accompanied by its echoing vocals, meant it led to heavy dancefloor rotations since, and today it garners a further lease of life courtesy of Ed Banger’s Boston Bun.
Grab a listen below to the equally-as-infectious remix below:
Katy B’s been synonymous with British dance culture for almost a decade now, so it’s hard to believe she’s never fronted her own Boiler Room session before. However that all changed last month as part of Boiler Room’s recent tie-up with Zalando’s Bread and Butter event in Berlin.
Joining the likes of Angel Haze, Hannah Faith and Little Simz, among others, Katy blasted through some of her biggest hits to date in an intimate 25-minute set (including her On A Mission breakthrough alongside her No.1 hit Turn The Music Louder) – catch the full performance below: