EP Review: Poets Of The Dark Scrolls – Redd Tunes

After claiming the blog’s Album of the Month title with previous EP, ‘The Sickness’, REDDTUNE bounces right back with his latest set, ‘Poets Of The Dark Scrolls.’

Featuring yet another stellar lineup, ‘Poets Of The Dark Scrolls’ continues to delve into keeping Britcore alive, by bringing on the laid-back boom-bap vibe…and a few extras thrown in, which includes a boisterous, reggae-fused introduction, a guitar-drenched production plus a straight-up urban forceful drive that ends the set on a high.

Although REDDTUNE remains loyal to his beloved subgenre of hip-hop, ‘Poet Of The Dark Scrolls’ sees London producer/rapper and his army of collaborators go at the deep end and really experiment with various genres that could potentially appeal to a wider audience.

Worth taking a peek…sample and download the EP FOR FREE here.

Must Listens: Belly of the Beast, Royal Flush, When Emcees Perform 

Song of the Day: By Number – Dear Pressure

Canadian duo DEAR PRESSURE grace the blog for the second time with single, ‘By Number’.

The latest effort sees the pair push the boundaries beyond limit, by incorporating spine tinglingly mellow overtones with a slight muzzled drive that can fill a dance floor.

Turn this up loud enough and this track could provide a great start to your weekend. Check it out below:

New Music Video: Kisses – Frenzy (ft. Sam Wise & Knucks)

After dropping ‘Caesar’, which immediately made a statement with the message revolving around maintain the black culture, FRENZY teams up with UK rap heavyweights, Knucks and House Of Pharaohs’ very own Sam Wise, and pays homage to his old school roots with the blissfully dreamy, larger than life ‘Kisses’.

The latest track is the second release from his forthcoming project ‘Murder Mile’.

Hit play on ‘Kisses’ below:

New Track: Alone, But I Need It – Jony Shelby

Since the release of his late 2018 debut EP ‘Mango’, self-produced singer-songwriter JONY SHELBY has been unstoppable.

Having already received support from the likes of Elevator Magazine, Stereo Stickman and ZO Magazine, Shelby now returns with the masterful ‘Alone, But I Need It’. Released last Friday (29th March) via DistroKid, Louisiana’s rising music prodigy offers up his unique electronic/urban fusion.

Check it out below…