Good novels need to be well written with captivating characters, plot twists and a healthy dose of drama. Kent-based five-piece Story Books are beginning to show how they live up to their childlike namesake on their debut EP, Too Much A Hunter, thanks to the thought-provoking words of tender-voiced …
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Tags: All Those Arrows, ep review, Glory and Growth, Knot, Kristofer Harris, opinion, Simple Kids, Story Books, Too Much A Hunter
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Emerging from the French city of Nantes, College (AKA David Grellier), created a bit of a cyberstorm in the electronic music world with his song ‘A Real Hero’, featuring Electric Youth, which was the main soundtrack for the movie Drive. It was on constant rotation around …
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Tags: A Real Hero, album review, College, David Grellier, Drive, Electric Youth, ep review, Felix Da Housecat, heritage, Invada Records, Kavinsky, Kraftwerk, Secret Diary, Teenage Color, Teenage Colour, Valerie Records
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As one of Britain’s first female grime emcees, Shystie cut her teeth the good old fashioned way. Pirate radio, shopping demos and existing in a world previously dominated by men have all contributed to her grime veteran’s badge. After a long hiatus to pursue other avenues; acting, walking the runways …
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Tags: Azealia Banks, ep, interview, Pink Mist, rap, Shystie
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Australian-born, New York-based pop star Betty Who has been picking up momentum since the release of her premier single ‘Somebody Loves You‘ late last year. Subject to remixes and staple for dance clubs, ‘Somebody Loves You’ announced Betty Who’s upbeat electro pop capabilities to the world. People loved …
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Tags: Betty Who, dance, download, Electronic, ep, news, pop, single, Soundcloud, the movement
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Brighton-based five-piece Phoria formed way back in 2009, but are only just starting to really break onto the scene. Their 2010 release Yourself Still was an affective introduction, announcing a burgeoning new talent, and leading to a series of successful live shows. In 2012, they produced a 360-degree live performance …
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Tags: Bloodworks, ep, introducing, Once Again, Phoria, Posture, Pre-order, red, Scopes, Set Your Mind On It, Soundcloud, Yourself Still
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Pop artist Jess Mills has just unveiled a new EP, available now for free download on Soundcloud. The collection features four remixes of her singles:
1. For My Sins – Gorgon City remix
2. Pixelated People – Wilkinson remix
3.Live For What I Die For – Loadstar remix
4. …
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Tags: ep, for my sins, gorgon city, Jess Mills, Live For What I Die For, Loadstar, MJ Cole, Pixelated People, remix, Soundcloud, Vultures, Wilkinson
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In a recent interview at Dalston’s Birthdays, Jaws guitarist Alex Hudson explained to me how the group’s decision to release the Milkshake EP, a collection of the singles released by the much-hyped Birmingham four-piece across the course of the last year, was - far from any more financially covetous …
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Tags: Alex Hudson, Birmingham, birthdays, Breeze, Connor Schofield, dalston, Donut, Friend Like You, jaws, Milkshake, Rattlepop, sonic youth, Surround You, The Diamond Sea, The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, Toucan Surf
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Nadine Shah began her professional career as a jazz singer. These influences are evident in her own music, but nothing she’s done can be classified exclusively as jazz. There’s something much more biting and edgy about Shah’s songs. She made waves with her 2012 EP Aching Bones debuting her distinct …
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Tags: Aching Bones, Bobby Heron, Cry Me a River, Dreary Town, ep, Julie London, Nadine Shah
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Beginning his professional career in 2009 as a house DJ, Ghosts of Venice (a.k.a. Lee Dunn) became well-known for his inventive remixes and popular set-lists. It wasn’t long, though, before he gathered interest from the likes of Hed Kandi, Dust Traxx, and Strictly Rhythm, which released Dunn’s first …
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Tags: Alex Carlsson, download, Dusty Traxx, ep, Errol Reid, Ghosts of Venice, Hed Kandi, High Fives & 909s, Josh Jakq, My Love, new release, remix, Strictly Rhythm, Without You
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Just over a year ago, Paul Dixon released Picture of our Youth, an album under the name of David’s Lyre. Around 2008, he had a solo project with tracks like ‘Geometrical Lines’ filed under Paul Dixon – presumably his birth name – sounding a bit like Jack Peñate. Nowadays, …
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Tags: Benvolio, David's Lyre, Fyfe, Geometrical Lines, Introduction, Jack Penate, lies, Paul Dixon, Pictures of our Youth, Solace EP, St Tropez, ∆ (alt-J)
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