Following the hard lick of track, We Run This, Sheffield hip-hop upriser J.KAS comes back twice as bold, determined to get his flawless flow heard through this latest effort, Rich & Famous, the first release from his EP The Honetown, out 3rd February – look out for it.
For now, take time out for this talented hustler and listen to Rich & Famous.
NEW LEASE MUSIC regulars PALEFACE JUNKIES and LIQUOR STORE BANDITS were previously featured with the original version of Heated Up! (check it out here.) Now the duo teamed up London-based Mediatrix Music for a smooth treatment of the radical banger, available now as a free download via SoundCloud.
Which version do you prefer? Answers below please!
Adam Hachey, otherwise known as TUNNEL TRAFFIC, released his latest album, Absolute Dreams which heavily experiments with folk, pop and electronic music.
The ukulele steals the show in the 11-track production, creating breathtakingly magical moments in stripped back performances as well as boldly taking on the intense atmospheric drive, with the result being standout synthpop/new wave-inspired compositions.
Must Listens: Lost Time, Is This Longing, Channel, This Is For You.
Canadian fierce rockers FLAMINGO BAY kick off the year by unveiling a black and white visual to their latest single, Blues Flutes, taken from the sophomore album, Steak ‘n Eggs, released last April.
The trio have every reason to celebrate as their previous single, Steak ‘n Eggs will be re-released later in the month through Wiener Records. Well done guys!
For more information on the band and upcoming shows, please visit their website.
For now check out the video to Blues Flute.
Chris Redgate (vocals), Ed Campbell (guitar), Joe Ashmore (guitar), Josh Thomas (drums) and Sean Luttman (bass) – aka – indie rock band BROTHERS WATER reveal their new single, Do What You Like, taken from their debut EP, Your Name In Paint.
A distorted guitar takes centre stage in the four-minute reflective single, perfectly balancing the soothingly atmospheric arrangements. Describing their latest offering, vocalist Chris Redgate said: “It’s a song about being betrayed, and how sometimes an apology doesn’t even come close to making it right.”
The EP was recorded at the Doghouse studio, Henley, under the guidance of Michaelis ‘MSM’ Michael (Skepta, Zak Abel) with help from Sticky Blood producers Andy Nicholson (Arctic Monkeys) and Jamie Shield. An early release of first single ‘Mascara’ has had airplay on Radio 1 and BBC Introducing, setting a precedent for what should be a noteworthy debut.
Your Name In Paint EP is set for release on 31 January 2016. For now, listen to Do What You Like.
