Robyn has shared her new video for ‘Honey’, two months on from the song’s initial release.
Lifted as the title-track from her anticipated eighth studio album, her first since 2010’s ‘Body Talk’, the cut has since received its own stellar rework courtesy of Hercules & Love Affair’s Kim Ann Foxman.
Catch the ‘Honey’ video in full below:
Bring Me The Horizon have been announced as the latest headliners for 2019’s All Points East.
Supported by the likes of Run The Jewels, Nothing But Thieves and IDLES (among others), the latest reveal follows yesterday’s announcement of Christine and The Queens‘ forthcoming headline show at the Victoria Park event. Bring Me The Horizon and co will grace East London on Friday 31st May. Check the full line-up below; tickets are onsale now.
The 1975 return to Camden’s London Assembly tonight (4th December), delivering their first live performance since the release of their third studio album ‘A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships’.
Staged in partnership with Spotify (who have made the event an invite-only affair for Spotify Premium fans), the show marks six years on from where the band kicked off their stellar rise with their debut London headline show, and we’re streaming the entire event in full!
**UPDATE: The show has now concluded, however for a limited time you can catch up on the full set, below**
Maverick Sabre has teamed up with Jamaican-raised Chronixx for his emotive new single ‘Her Grace’.
The track, which follows September’s ‘Drifting‘, is a further glimpse of Ireland-born Sabre’s upcoming third studio record, due out early next year.
Describing the story behind the track, the singer says “Her Grace is a song about untold stories and struggles women go through as we look on, or look past them in society. I sent this to Chronixx as a rough guide and he sent back two verses the next day with his message of what he wanted to convey, so this song came together pretty naturally….I suppose I wanted to get across a care and understanding from a man’s point of view looking in on these struggles with compassion and love, enough to try and change things.”
Watch the video below:
Noel Gallagher has announced a huge homecoming show at Manchester’s Heaton Park, marking the first time the star has played the venue since Oasis’ huge show back in 2009.
Set to hit the stage on 7th June (ahead of that weekend’s Parklife Festival), the event will hear Gallagher perform classic Oasis tracks alongside music from his three records as Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds. Doves will appear on support following their nine-year hiatus, with White Denim also confirmed – more names are expected to be revealed nearer the time.
Tickets are onsale now. – hit the link below for more info, and check the promo video underneath:
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Noel Gallagher – 2019 shows
7 June – Heaton Park, Manchester
Dua Lipa is the UK’s most-streamed female artist of 2018, following the publication of streaming figures from Apple Music and Spotify.
‘One Kiss’, her summer hit with Calvin Harris, was the year’s second most-streamed track of the year, pipped by Drake’s ‘God’s Plan’. Meanwhile her self-titled debut album was the third most-streamed record in the UK – fourth globally, on Spotify.
‘God’s Plan’, plus his fifth album ‘Scorpion’, helped Drake become the most-streamed male, clocking up 8.2 billion streams on Spotify (Apple do not disclose their streaming numbers).
Ed Sheeran, who reigned supreme in 2017, dropped to fifth place this year (a strong feat seeing as he didn’t release any new material). Globally, Ariana Grande was the most popular female artist, whilst George Ezra’s recent ‘Staying At Tamara’s’ was the fifth most-streamed record globally and on home turf.
Check the data below:
Most streamed songs (UK)
Apple Music // Spotify
1) God’s Plan – Drake // God’s Plan – Drake
2) One Kiss – Calvin Harris & Dua Lipa // One Kiss – Calvin Harris & Dua Lipa
3) Nice For What – Drake // Nice For What – Drake
4) This Is Me – Kelela // Shotgun – George Ezra
5) Rockstar – Post Malone ft 21 Savage // These Days – Rudimental
Most streamed songs (global)
Apple Music // Spotify
1) God’s Plan – Drake // God’s Plan – Drake
2) Nice For What – Drake // Sad! – XXXTentacion
3) Rockstar – Post Malone ft 21 Savage // Rockstar – Post Malone ft 21 Savage
4) In My Feelings – Drake // Psycho – Post Malone ft Ty Dolla $ign
5) Psycho – Post Malone ft Ty Dolla $ign // In My Feelings – Drake
Most streamed albums (UK)
Apple Music // Spotify
1) Scorpion – Drake // Scorpion – Drake
2) Beerbongs & Bentleys – Post Malone // Beerbongs & Bentleys – Post Malone
3) Invasion of Privacy – Cardi B // ? – XXXTentacion
4) ? – XXXTentacion // Dua Lipa – Dua Lipa
5) Astroworld – Travis Scott // Divide (Deluxe) – Ed Sheeran
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Most streamed albums (global)
Apple Music // Spotify
1) The Greatest Showman – Various Artists // Scorpion – Drake
2) Scorpion – Drake // Beerbongs & Bentleys – Post Malone
3) Divide (Deluxe) – Ed Sheeran // Dua Lipa – Dua Lipa
4) Beerbongs & Bentleys – Post Malone // Divide (Deluxe) – Ed Sheeran
5) Staying At Tamara’s – George Ezra // Staying At Tamara’s – George Ezra
It’s been a busy couple of months for SG Lewis.
No less having released the second chapter of his new album, ‘Dark‘, the young producer has also been selling out shows across the pond with his North American tour – and with a headline show at Printworks this coming Friday (7th December), it’s tough to see how he can fit any time in for more work.
Fortunately for us though, Lewis has paused the clock on his hectic life, and given us his shimmering remix of Ariana Grande’s ‘breathin’, as he takes it to an uplifting dancefloor space that you’ll be looping for days on-end.
The track also comes almost four months on from the producer teasing his desire to rework Ari’s ‘Sweetener’ jam.
Listen below:
I may or may not have the Breathin stems
— SG Lewis (@SGLewis_) August 28, 2018
Christine and the Queens, Metronomy and Maribou State are some of the names added to the latest line-up on 2019’s All Points East.
Set to headline Sunday 26th May, Christine will also be joined by the likes of Honne, Toro Y Moi, Ezra Collective, Kurt Vile & The Violators, alongside many others. The latest announcement adds to recently-revealed line-ups for next year’s APE, which already includes The Chemical Brothers, Little Dragon and Little Simz all playing on 24th May, with Bon Iver, John Grant and First Aid Kit closing on 2nd June.
Tickets for Christine and co are onsale now.check the full details below:
The 1975 have shared their new video for ‘It’s Not Living (If It’s Now With You)’.
Lifted from their third studio album ‘A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships’, released last Friday, the song receives the video treatment almost two months on from the track’s debut back in the October.
Watch below:
