In a world with so much credence on blurring the lines of diversity, this Summer’s release from Jonny Dee offered a refreshing understanding of how psychedelic hip-hop may hold the key to understanding ‘The Human Experience‘. While we have previously covered the album in a post in the build up to the release, anticipation is … Continue reading Visible sighting of ‘The Man Who Fell From the Sky’ Soon to be Confirmed
Defining ‘punk’ is like trying to ask The Sex Pistols to please keep the noise down. Whilst the good intention might be there, it’s a truly futile effort. Throughout the years punk has evolved in both the UK and USA to mean different things and be recognised differently by every generation. Classic punk can, of … Continue reading Rare Americans are making a name for themselves with debut self titled album
Not always being up to date with the latest consoles has allowed me to recently indulge in some forgotten video games that were true favourites growing up. Playing the games now has allowed my enjoyment to move beyond the games themselves to appreciate the effort put into their creation with, of course, a specific focus … Continue reading The Soundtrack of a Childhood
With the summer holidays finally upon us for some and just around the corner for others, most of us are probably ready to let all inhibitions go and have a well over due celebration. Whether it be a sizzling BBQ, getting ready for prom, psyching up for graduation or just wanting to unwind after a … Continue reading Party Playlist
Any long-time readers of this blog will know that with all the havoc Panic! at the Disco have been creating, a Panic post was inevitable. From sending fans potatoes in the post to giving a flawless live recreation of ‘Say Amen (Saturday Night)’ on The Ellen DeGeneres Show; it’s all accumulated to the third single … Continue reading ‘High Hopes’ is exactly what fans have for Pray for the Wicked
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
We watch films like The Purge, sit through countless hours of Black Mirror and seek comfort in believing the world has yet to reach a point of such disparity, such total depravity and degeneration. But we’re wrong. Whilst it may not be heavily collected and played on a loop before our eyes, our world is … Continue reading Breakdown of ‘This is America’
When creating your summer time playlist, ‘Move Yo Body’ needs to be on there somewhere between ‘Summertime’ and ‘Good Life.’ Backed by So Sharp Productions, rapper, singer and producer Discrete has come out with his entry for the summer anthem. ‘Move Yo Body’ is a track for taking in the rays on the beach, rolling … Continue reading ‘Move Yo Body’ to Discrete’s new summer single
Sometimes artists find music, other times the music seeks out the artists. In the case of Adam 888, music called out and took an unrelenting grip until the two became fused in a comic trap through which blissful sound would be made. Based in Sweden, Adam saw his career excel as a professional skier until … Continue reading Adam 888 takes us on a journey of cosmic spirituality with ‘Chakra 123’
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