Elizsabeth Chooses Herself In A Stunningly Self-Empowerment Single

ELIZSABETH‘s single is the ultimate anthem of self-empowerment. The true essence of her brand new offering illuminate the track, highlighting simple delicate piano, candid vocals and shimmering layered harmonies, which resonate deep in the soul.

The London-based songstress reveals: “The song is about regaining back our power after giving it away for so long and in doing that finding a freedom we didn’t realise we were missing”.

Having garnered acclaim for her previous releases, including reaching number two in the UK singer/songwriter iTunes Chart, for her single ‘My Comfort Zone’, ELIZSABETH continues to shed layers, evolving into who she is, whilst radiating positivity. Fuelled with emotion, ‘I Choose Myself’ currently available worldwide.

Song of the Day: Catfish – Showtime Shegz

Hailing from Nigeria, East London-based conscious rapper SHOWTIME SHEGZ makes his entry onto the blog’s hotspot with a pretty strong message to the ladies who goes to extraordinary lengths for perfection in the beauty department.

With rhythmic drums and the menacing piano keys providing the platform for SHOWTIME SHEGZ‘s spoken word delivery, ‘Catfish’ is from his latest album, ‘Imperfect Ar(tist)’

It’s time to check out the hilarious video for the track below:

SOTD: Frenzy Takes A Stand On Knife Crime In ‘Murder Mile’

Hackney rapper FRENZY delivers his track entitled ‘Murder Mile into today’s hotspot’; a gritty, real yet modern depiction of the issues with knife crime Hackney are currently facing.

The latest offering serves as the title track off his long awaited ‘Murder Mile’ EP, which as a whole is a statement about the real life impact of knife crime in London, as well as a positive look towards the future.

With as many gritty and dark cuts as there are upbeat and bouncy ones, ‘Murder Mile’ is a true reflection of the ying and the yang of what life presents, and with big features from the likes of Sam Wise, Knucks, Kadiata and many more, it’s set to make a big statement this year.

With Drill continuing to top the charts, and many of these artists having grown up alongside FRENZY, the unapologetic ‘Murder Mile’ EP aims to shine a light on the gruesome reality that is only seen by the people living in these poverty stricken areas that are commonly glorified in music today.

Check out the gripping video for the single below…

New Music Video: Pick Up Your Foot – Aleisha Lee x Footsteps

After making her debut appearance on NEW LEASE MUSIC with single ‘Easier’ – which is currently the blog’s Song of the Week – ALEISHA LEE makes a quick return with the video for garage number, ‘Put Up Your Foot’, produced by Footsteps.

Start your summer day right, hit that play button – and take in her fierce flow…

New Music Video: Flavours – D L K

Having released the audio for ‘Favours’ last month, talented Londoner Duramaney D L K Kamara has now released the artistic, striking and bold video.

Making clever use of camera angles, colours and silhouettes, the visual, directed by Reece Selvadorai, channels the senses to the emotion in the record, highlighting the wants and needs from other people in life and the very sense of how alone we are in that moment, for the better or worse.

Taken from his debut EP ‘F*** It Let’s Move’, D L K’s self-produced 5-track, ‘Favour’ leads with promise as to his future in the music scene. Featuring co-production from Thrilla, a notable and rising producer from the UK who co-produced ‘Favours’ alongside Meshach and D L K, the EP also features KESHAV credited as co-producer on ‘Stay Low’ and a featured guest performance from a longtime friend and talented aspiring rapper from North London, Sweeney featured on ‘Big Facts’.

Catch ‘Favours’ on all digital media platforms.