Heading into the summer months, the countdown to find tunes that can make the hot days more of a breeze is on. Music that is easy on the ears and embodies the carefree spirit of summer. Enter the treasure of William Beckett, the kind of musician you love or have just yet to have heard. … Continue reading Discovering William Beckett
Some people believe in soul mates, someone else who holds the answers to your questions and vice versa, another person who can somehow complete you. What people seem to forget is that these people do not only exist in romance. They exist in friendship, partnership but also in music. After finding success in their own … Continue reading Two halves make an EP with Son of William’s Colour of Love
Fame and success can blind us to the things that really matter in life, the things that can stay with us whether we’re soaring high or plummeting low. The relationships in our lives help us to better understand ourselves and keep us true to ourselves as the world continues to rapidly change around us. Keep … Continue reading ‘Honesty, loyalty and respect’ are the pillars of Erike Sparks’ Keep the Circle Tight
Drawing from his Zulu ancestry eighteen-year-old rapper/poet Shaka Shams is proving to be a force you might not want to reckon with in the EP Elements: Crystal Clear. A collection of six songs with inspiration taken from a variety of places such as street scenes, films and even anime. The contrasting inspirations demonstrate Shaka’s versatility … Continue reading Shaka Shams has released the first EP in his Elements series, Crystal Clear
Taking fashion style tips from Sia and music style tips from Nils Frahm, electronic duo IOTAPHI are putting the world and all its values under a musical microscope with their debut EP, Kloudland. From the depths of Ibiza’s valley and with roots in Athens, the duo has arisen on a pilgrimage of cinematic landscapes, disturbing … Continue reading IOTAPHI’s electro-noir art project, Kloudland, is threatening to take the world apart
Music is evolution in the form of sound. Just because a band or artist may begin as one particular genre or style does not mean they should be pigeonholed, their wings clipped before they have even begun to soar. Instead we should encourage their musical creativity and welcome any change they go through with open … Continue reading Slim Loris as you’ve never heard them before in new EP, Wild & Untamed
MANIA has managed to arrive like a bus, you wait for one and then two come along at once. After pushing back the release date for the album from late last year to January of this year, Fall Out Boy had a small ‘thank you’ for fans in the form of unreleased demos. It is … Continue reading MANIA isn’t done with you yet. Introducing Frosty and the Nightmare Making Machine
Oceans of Noise are not about half measures and are proving it with their self-titled E.P. Even though it is yet to be released, Oceans of Noise has a polished and perfected sound belonging deep in the depths of dark rock. Even more astonishing is that the band was only formed three years ago but … Continue reading Oceans of Noise’s new E.P is like a siren’s call
Who would have thought having breakfast could lead to a breakthrough in the electronica music genre? Australian music artist, Eztain, was inspired after discovering a form of free software that was being given away with his breakfast cereal! Listen to the product of this discovery, ‘Asymmetrical’ here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNA5pM6mahQ Jake Colson, otherwise known as Eztain, hails … Continue reading New wave of electronica music from Eztain
Even in the 21st century people are being oppressed, ridiculed and disgustingly judged for who they love or how they live. With recent events it is more important than ever that we stand together. Against anyone or anything that threatens our way of life. We must continue to support artists like Hunter who seek to … Continue reading Unapologetic new single ‘So Gay’ from LGBT artist Hunter
