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Watch Chase and Status cover Kanye West’s ‘Fade’ in the Live Lounge

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Chase and Status paid a visit to Radio 1’s Live Lounge early today, celebrating the recent release of their new single All Goes Wrong alongside new collaborator Tom Grennan.

As with all Live Lounge performances, Chase and Status completely brought it, also delivering a massive cover of Kayne West’s Fade. If you were expecting something akin to their 2013 rendition of London Grammar’s Strong then you’d be completely off the mark. This one’s high-octane to the max and definitely not for the faint-hearted

Bump it loud, alongside their slicked-back interpretation of All Goes Wrong, below:

Audio: Secondcity & Manu Gonzalez – ‘Funk’d’

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Secondcity goes all afrobeat-house as he reunites with Balearic-native Manu Gonzalez for the aptly-titled Funk’d, delivering a shimmering slice of upbeat sonics to collide with the closing days of the summer season.

This one’s as large as they come – bump it loud below; definitely one for your playlists too!

Bondax announce Oval Space London show

Bondax have revealed further details of their forthcoming ‘Bondax and Friends’ UK shows, announcing a new date at London’s Oval Space alongside detailing the special guests who will join them throughout their 9-date stint.

Karma Kid will be joining the duo in Leeds, Bristol and Nottingham, whilst TCTS will also be on support in Bristol and Newcastle. London will see Mayer Hawthorne and Fono join in the precedings.

Tickets are available now via Bondax’s official website – check the full dates and special appearances below:

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Audio: NIMMO – ‘Touch Me’ (Rui Da Silva cover)

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NIMMO have shared their solid cover of Rui Da Silva’s Touch Me as the second instalment from their Room 5 Sessions, their new series where the band reinterpret some of their favourite tracks.

Grab a listen below:

Video: Matoma & Becky Hill – ‘False Alarm’ (Acoustic)

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Matoma and Becky Hill’s False Alarm may have been out for a while now, but the song’s role within playlists and clubland alike still hasn’t waned in any shape or form, and today Becky’s sparked up further excitement around the track with a stripped-back acoustic session.

Grab a watch in full below; you can also add False Alarm onto your Apple Music playlists via the link underneath too:

Wiley announces London Roundhouse headline show

There’s just six weeks to go until the release of Wiley’s new Godfather album, and in celebration, the legendary MC/producer has announced a one-off show at London’s iconic Roundhouse.

Set to grace the stage on 9th February (arguably the most-exciting 2017 date we’ve heard so far!), the show sees a return to the London stage for Wiley following his recent KOKO set which saw cameos from Ice Kid, Skepta, Chip and JME. Basically expect something big, bold, brash and just generally downright exciting with this one!!

Tickets for the gig go onsale this coming Monday (26th September); you can also watch the video for Can’t Go Wrong, the lead single from Godfather, below:

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Audio: Lido – ‘Murder’

Back in April, Lido shared Crazy, the first single from his anticipated debut album Everything. Arriving less than a week after he reimagined Kanye’s The Life Of Pablo, Crazy looked set to get kick off the PR machine for the new album, however since then, things have gone pretty quiet.

Fear no more though for the young Norwegian has return, this time with Murder, a track which looks set to shape how the rest of the album will pan out. “‘Murder’ is the beginning of the story and a good example of how the storytelling of the album works,” Lido says in his recent interview with Complex, adding “It’s the breakup, so there’s a lot of tension and release in the song. The vocal is chopped to sound nervous and stuttering before the words finally come out in the second verse, followed by an emotional chaos of a ‘drop’ when the breakup has happened and then the sad anti-climax of silence portrayed by a 80-piece orchestra we recorded in Norway.”

Well that’s that then! Grab a listen to Murder in full below; Everything lands on 9th October:

Audio: Skylar Grey – ‘Kill for You’ (ft Eminem)

Eminem reunites with frequent collaborator Skylar Grey, this time returning the favour by jumping on Grey’s Kill For You, the second track from her forthcoming Natural Causes LP.

Skylar spoke of the track in a recent interview with Rolling Stone, saying “Since the first day I started writing ‘Kill for You,’ I thought the Bonnie and Clyde message would be more powerful as a duo….I was stoked when Marshall put a verse on it.”

Grab a listen below to Kill For You; Natural Causes lands tomorrow:

Video: Wiley – ‘Can’t Go Wrong’

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Wiley’s new Darq E Freaker-produced Can’t Go Wrong has already been delivering heavenly levels of hype in the week since its release, and today, the lead single from Wiley’s new record Godfather gets another boost with the track’s visual treatment.

You can catch the full clip, which features a mix of recent and old footage (and cameos from JME and Skepta) below; meanwhile Godfather lands on 4th November:

Audio: Chase & Status – ‘All Goes Wrong’ (ft. Tom Grennan)

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If you saw Chase and Status headline Wireless earlier this year, you’d probably have gone nuts when they surprise-revealed the unreleased All Goes Wrong, the latest joint from their upcoming fourth studio album.

Today, the official audio arrives, this time giving fans the chance to hear newcomer Tom Grennan’s incredible vocal tones. It may have been a shame the joint’s missed the boat as a summer fixture, but this one is as classic as Chase and Status anthems come, additionally showing once again the duo’s abilities in harnessing the best new talent on the UK scene.

Smash this one loud, folks: