Song of the Day: Dwaine Hayden – Stitches (Cover)

Dwaine Hayden

DWAINE HAYDEN gives a silky smooth R&B treatment to Shawn Mendes hit Stitches.

Coming from a large musical family, Dwaine has adopted powerhouse vocals that’s reminiscent of the 80s with a rich soulful tone that draws you into the modern-day.

At a young age he perform at the Earls Court Stadium, supporting Jay-Z and Beyoncé as part of a collective of upcoming artists. The newcomer also performed in an intimate setting for Prince Charles, Jay-Z, Rev Run, Russell Simmons and Trevor Nelson.

He went on to become lead vocalist for The Trinity Band, reaching the semi –finals on Must be the Music (sky1) and winning live and unsigned 2011 after the group split up. More recently, Dwaine appeared on The Voice UK 2016 with Paloma Faith  as his mentor.

Judging from his authentic vocals, coupled with his charismatic style and larger-than-life personality, the sky is beyond the limit for this guy…why don’t you check out his mind-blowing performance.

New Track: Cali Dreaming – J.Kas (ft. Ruell)

Cali dreaming

Continuing the chilled-out vibe, Sheffield’s upcoming emcee J.KAS drops a spanking new track, Cali Dreaming.

This time he teams up a fellow-Sheffield newcomer Ruell, to deliver a real slick of timeless hip-hop and R&B – a great way to start the week.

If you’re REALLY feeling Cali Dreaming, well it’s worth investing your time in listening to his latest EP, #HomeTown, available now on iTunes.

New Track: N.O.N.T.K – Shan

shan signals

After appearing on NEW LEASE MUSIC with single, For You Now ten days ago,  alternative rock singer/songwriter SHAN unveiled his brand new single, N.O.N.T.K (No One Needs To Know). The latest offering is the second release from his EP, Signals, out on 15th April.

Mixtape Review: The Karman Line – SHAY Khushrenada

The Karman Line

It took roughly five years for SHAY KHUSHRENADA to gather material for his debut mixtape, The Karman Line, released this month…and it definitely shows as you can hear and feel the sheer dedication in each offering.

The 11-track mixtape starts off with bang-up-to-date, head-rolling hip-hop with slight hints of grime and trap music which slowly matures (like a fine wine) with clever cuts of old school/R&B beats, where the Londoner vibrantly spits over kick back arrangements – even though he describes the pitfalls of chasing a music career.

This mixtape is a keeper, check it out now!

Must listens: Bronze Helm, The Emergence, Cry, Candles, End to End