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EP Review: Blood Is Thicker Than Water – Sticky Blood

sticky blood EP

Following a string of recent releases, beat maestros STICKY BLOOD aren’t buggering off on a holiday just yet. Instead, they’re more than eager unleash their second EP this year, Blood Is Thicker Than Water, out today.

With an impressive lineup – from the fabulous Terri Walker to up-and-coming singer and firm collaborator Hekky – the five track offering features a futuristic twist on electronic dance music, drum and bass and (occasionally dubstep) with a heavy lick of the grittiest grime. All this concoction makes a very interesting listening indeed – even if you’re not a great lover of the aforementioned genres.

Must Listens: Balance (watch the video here), Pick You Up, Let Me Down.

Get your copy via iTunes.

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New Track! No.1 – Felix De Luca

He couldn’t wait til the summer’s done, so he dropped another one!

Following the release of his EP A.r.t, Copenhagen slick hip-hopper FELIX DE LUCA has hooked up with fellow native producer Dontaxaboutit for a vintage hip-hop/A Tribe Called Quest-esque slammer, No.1.

So true hip-hop heads, if you haven’t of this little treasure (tucked away in the Danish capital), I think it’s high time you check out his effortless flow that takes you back to the 90s golden era…you should know what to do by now, hit that play button like NOW!

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New Track! Take Me Old – Daudi Matsiko

Daudio Matsiko

Songwriter DAUDI MATSIKO  gives a heavy dose of dulcet tones and emotionally honest music with latest single Take Me Old, coming from his upcoming EP, The Lingering Effects Of Disconnection.

The three-minute production speaks of love transcending old age, reflected in the lyrics: “I may forget faces, names, our favourite memories, but know my heart is full”. Matsiko’s  soothing timbre floats above the light folk guitar of the track, creating an aura of comforting sadness, which is simultaneously open yet intimate. 

With roots in Uganda and the UK, Daudi’s love affair with music began at the tender age of 8, and began to flourish during his teenage years when he put pen to paper and began to write his own material. A crucial part of his existence, music has served as a therapeutic outlet, comforting him through the troubles life has thrown his way, and has led to the development of his sincere and heartfelt musical style. Having gigged prolifically around Nottingham to build his confidence, he is now set to support synthpop band  Portico in Sheffield, Manchester and London in November.

The Lingering Effects Of Disconnection EP is set for release on 27th November through his label; ok, alright.

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