Nimmo have announced their return with their superb new single Dancing Makes Us Brave, delivering an infectious prelude to their forthcoming studio album.
Premiered as Annie Mac’s latest ‘Hottest Record’, Dancing Makes Us Brave also comes ahead of next week’s support slot for MØ’s UK tour, whilst the duo will also be hitting the live circuit as headliners in November for six dates across the country.
Grab a listen to Dancing Makes Us Brave below. **UPDATE** You can now watch the track’s official video underneath too:
Tom Prior has announced his new EP The Sunday Scene by sharing the project’s excellent lead single Don’t Worry.
Penned as a heartfelt ode to his daughter, the mid-tempo Don’t Worry is the first piece of all-new music from Prior since last year’s Paint The Ceiling Blue, a project which saw him win accolades across the music sphere (including nods from the likes of Naughty Boy, Maverick Sabre and Paloma Faith).
Grab a listen below – The Sunday Scene lands on 9th November:
Alicia Keys has officially announced her sixth studio album Here, alongside the project’s latest excerpt Blended Family (What You Do For Love).
Featuring A$AP Rocky (who recently collaborated with Mura Masa on Love$ick), Blended Family hears Keys deliver a poignant message across a mid-tempo beat, showcasing her love for her stepchildren in a relatable ode for those who share their heart with their non-biological parents.
The track is also available as an instant grat download when you preorder Here (which you can do below) – stream Blended Family in full underneath too:
Craig David, Laura Mvula, Tinie Tempah, Clean Bandit and Anne-Marie will join the previously-announced Chase & Status to perform at next month’s MOBO Awards, organisers have confirmed.
Announced earlier today, Craig David’s appearance comes 16 years since he last graced the MOBO stage, adding “I’m back with new music and it’s only right that I celebrate this by joining MOBO as they celebrate their 21st birthday.”
Tickets for next month’s MOBO Awards, which will hit Glasgow on 4th November, are onsale now via Ticketmaster – catch the full announcement video below:
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Bruno Mars has unveiled his brand new single 24K Magic, the first song to be released off the singer’s forthcoming third studio album.
Announced earlier this week, the new single will mark Mars’ return to the scene as his first official solo release since 2012’s Unorthodox Jukebox, which spanned hits including Treasure and When I Was Your Man.
Grab a listen to 24K Magic in full below; a title or release date for Bruno’s new project is yet to be revealed.
The first ticket sale stampede for 2017’s Glastonbury Festival has been and gone, with all coach+ticket combo packages selling out in less than 19 minutes.
As per previous years, those who look to travel to Glastonbury by coach were given a four-day head-start on securing tickets, with some 15,000 being snapped up when they went on sale at 6pm this evening. Meanwhile, a further 120,000 ticket-only passes will become available this Sunday (9th October), with prospective buyers expected to enter a race with over one million other hopefuls. Tickets for 2017’a Glastonbury will see a £10 increase versus this year (£238 + £5 booking fee vs £228 + £5), however still delivers excellent value for money against other events in the annual festival calendar.
The rumour-mill has once again been in full swing on who will headline Glasto 2017, with Ed Sheeran, Daft Punk, Kraftwerk and the Stone Roses all in the running – make sure you follow us on Twitter to keep up-to-date with everything Glastonbury-related, including all the rumours moving forward.
Justice have shared the official video for Randy, the second single from their forthcoming studio album Woman. The live-action video, shot in real-time as an ‘art installation’, featuring 25 interconnected TV’s used to display both the song’s lyrics alongside differing film footage – an interesting concept which further pushes the boundaries of electronica-associated videos.
Shura has shared a rare insight into her childhood with her surprise new video for 311215, the hidden finale for her acclaimed debut record Nothing’s Real.
Released ahead of the ‘next official single’, Shura explains the concept behind the song, saying that “311215 is about fear of death. The death of my parents and to a certain extent my own. That everything must come to an end. I chose to end my record with this song in part because it deals with endings. The last sound you hear is the sound of the front door of my flat closing after my twin brother and I. For me this sound symbolises the end of the record and the inevitable separation that occurs when your parents die and you become an orphan. I wanted to use excerpts from family recordings to make a video because so much of the fabric of my record is made up not only of samples from these videos but also my experience of childhood. The lyrical content of 311215 is quite dark. I wanted to pair this with beautiful moments from my childhood as a contrast. There is something antagonistic about it.”
Heavy.
The track’s visual also coincides with Shura’s support for Tegan & Sara on their current US tour, a solid preparation for when the Londoner hits the road later this year for a short set of shows this side of the pond.
You can catch the full video for 311215 below alongside ticket details (and dates) for the aforementioned UK tour:
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Shura Winter 2016 UK Tour dates
5th December – Glasgow Stereo
6th December – Bristol Trinity
7th December – London Kentish Town Forum
9th December – Manchester Academy 2
DJ Haus has shared details of his all-new album Artificial Intelligence, just one year on from his debut LP Unknown To The Unknown.
Announced earlier today, the 10-track project will see Haus deliver his own take on classic rave material, particularly erring toward the late-80s/early-90s (heavily nodded to by the album’s main artwork, above).
Alongside the new record (which lands on 4th November), the DJ has also unveiled his ‘8-bit-inspired’ visual for Gotta Luv Me, a track that completely seems to summarise where Haus is heading with his second foray.
Ahead of next month’s release of anticipated second album Long Live The Angels, Emeli Sande has shared the official video for the project’s lead single, Hurts.
