‘Balafô Douma’ is the first single from N’famady Kouyaté’s debut EP, ‘Aros I Fi Yna’. Listen to the joyous lead single ‘Balafô Douma’ below, a cavalcade of body moving percussion, splashes of…
Instead of working on new music in 2021, Wale revealed to his fans on social media that he is “extremely sick” and needs to take a break. He did not…
In 2018 Adam Stafford released an album called Fire Behind the Curtain. Over 80-minutes Stafford delivered the kind of album artists dream of. It dealt with Stafford’s struggles with mental…
Written both before and during the pandemic, Mat Kearney’s latest album, January Flower, strips his instrumentation and lyrics down to their honest core. That methodology works for Kearney, who has…
‘I’ve half-jokingly said before that I want the songs to sound like they’re coming out of a dodgy AM radio in 70s East Germany,’ says Rhodri Viney a.k.a. bilingual doom-folkster…
The flexi disc is perhaps the most underdiscussed and underappreciated of physical sound carriers. Maybe the childhood or adolescent connotations of vinyl’s bendy sibling along with a strong fanclub and…
The ever-stylish St Vincent has announced a new set of tour dates for June next year across Europe and the UK. Following the release of her latest album ‘Daddy’s Home‘….
Olivia Rodrigo hasn’t been shy about sharing her love for Taylor Swift, even admitting that the bridge in her hit track “Deja Vu” was inspired by Swift. As of today,…
Angel Olsen has announced the Aisles EP, comprised of covers of ‘80s classics and the debut release on her new Jagjaguwar imprint somethingscosmic, out 20 August. The EP features ambitious takes on five covers, including today’s…
The centrepiece of her forthcoming, new album Sometimes I Might Be Introvert, the soulful duality of the poignant ‘I Love You, I Hate You’, sees Little Simz laying herself bare…