Coconut Beats boss HAAi has dropped off her stunning reinterpretation of Jessie Ware’s ‘Adore You’.
Released without fanfare (we’re not sure why!), HAAi’s new edit hears Jessie’s vocals perfectly manipulated against a neat rolling intro. As the track progresses this trance is only broken by seamless breakdown, which hears the in-demand producer effortlessly build it back up and throw you down the rabbit hole once more. Excellent stuff!
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Bristolian brotherly-outfit Icarus have shared their gorgeous new single ‘Brotherhood’, paying tribute to their own relationship with each other, both personally and creatively.
Marked as the first piece of new music since February’s ‘This Must Be The Place’ triple-tracker, Icarus’ new joint hears the duo deliver something for the post-3am clubheads – a song that gives those late-night feels alongside a hint of soundtracking those Balearic sunny rays.
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Lily Allen has teamed up with Popcaan for the remix of ‘What You Waiting For’, the latest single from her Mercury Prize-nominated fourth album, ‘No Shame’.
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Another day, another Glastonbury announcement cometh, and today it’s the turn of Worthy Farm’s Kidzfield.
Centred as the family community at the heart of the festival, 2019 will see The Kidzfield celebrate its 25th anniversary, with the year’s focus on “where magic lives”. As such, it’s unsurprising that illusionist Dynamo has been picked to headline this year’s edition, whilst 2019 will also see a return from family-favourite Basil Brush, alongside the likes of DNA, Alex Winters, Starkids and more.
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Since initially teasing the track way back in 2016, fans have been crying out for Stormzy to drop his tight ‘Vossi Bop’. Fast-forward almost 2.5 years later, and it seems Stormz is ripe and ready to gift the track with a full release.
Announced on his socials moments ago, ‘Vossi Bop’ will land on 26th April alongside an official video. Whether it’s the first track from his upcoming second studio album, or just a release to keep the buzz flowing remains to be seen, but in the interest of sparking excitement, the Londoner has shared another preview for those who missed his initial teasers a couple of years back.
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VOSSI BOP OUT EVERYWHERE @ MIDNIGHT!!! OFFICIAL VIDEO OUT TOMORROW @ 9AM!!! 💨🍾😈 pic.twitter.com/JGJyLl6M80
— #MERKY (@stormzy) April 25, 2019
Loyle Carner has shared his new video for ‘Angel’.
Featuring Tom Misch (who also produced the cut) Loyle’s new visual follows last week’s release of his anticipated album ‘Not Waving, But Drowning’, and features both artists following around on a sun-kissed Portuguese adventure, brimming with warmth and the tantalising notion of summer being right around the corner.
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As expected, the first resale ticket stampede for 2019’s Glastonbury Festival has been and gone, with all coach+ticket combo packages selling out in less than 23 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 all remaining coach passes getting snapped up when they went on sale at 6pm this evening.
For those unsuccessful in the coach resale, an unknown number of ticket-only passes will now be made available this coming Sunday (28th April). As per previous years, resale tickets require full payment upfront.
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FKA Twigs has returned with her new song, ‘Cellophane’.
Written and produced by the singer, alongside Jeff Kleinman and Michael Uzowuru, ‘Cellophane’ marks Twigs’ first piece of all-new material in over three years, and gives us a taster of what to expect from her upcoming second studio album.
“Throughout my life I’ve practiced my way to being the best I could be, it didn’t work this time. I had to tear down every process I’d ever relied on. go deeper. rebuild. start again” says Twigs of the writing process of her new record. Discussing the song, and associated video, she adds – “when I wrote cellophane over a year ago a visual narrative came to me immediately, I knew I had to learn how to pole-dance to bring it to life, and so that’s what I did. thank you @andrewthomashuang, for elevating my vision beyond words. you are a visionary. @kellyvon thank you for being with me every step of the way on my precious pole yellow brick road. working with you both on this is a dream come true.”
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Mark Ronson has teased a potential Glastonbury appearance later this summer.
Earlier today (24th April), Ronson took to Zoe Ball’s BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show to discuss his forthcoming new album ‘Late Night Feelings’. Though failing to drop any tour hints during the interview, the close of the chat saw Ball thanking the producer for appearing on the show, adding “Fingers-crossed we’ll see you in a field near us all soon”, to which Mark smirked in agreement. At the start of the interview, Zoe also hinted that the new record would sound “perfect at festivals”.
Meanwhile, midway through the show, Ronson discussed his work with Miley Cyrus, mentioning that he would “keep the schedule clear” when talking about the singer’s forthcoming debut on Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage.
Last week, Ronson revealed the full tracklisting for ‘Late Night Feelings’, whilst also confirming the project’s release in June, a fortnight prior to Glastonbury. If he does make an appearance, it will be the first time back at Worthy Farm since 2015 where he played the Other Stage in celebration of that year’s ‘Uptown Special’.
You can hear the full interview over on BBC Sounds at around the 1:44-mark.
Organisers of The Common, one of Glastonbury’s late-night gems, have announced their new line-up ahead of the festival’s 2019 return.
Revealing their guestlist for The Rum Shack, Samula and The Temple, this year’s Common will see appearances from some of underground’s finest, including DJ Barely Legal, Fabio & Grooverider, Eats Everything, The Grime Violinist and Waze & Odyssey. Mike Skinner will also be performing a DJ set too.
Alongside the announcement, organisers have also revealed The Mezcal Yard, which will make its debut in 2019. Described as the “bottled the spirit of the desert”, the Yard will feature appearances from Channel One Soundsystem, Manudigital and Daniel Haaksman. More details are expected soon.
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Prepare to be transported to an ancient civilisation for a tribal celebration – @GlastoTheCommon's first #Glastonbury2019 line-up release is here! https://t.co/SQkXbFHHmZ pic.twitter.com/HDrozdikGT
— Glastonbury Festival (@GlastoFest) 24 April 2019