Hot on the heels of her hugely successful single ‘Close and Personal’, R&B sensation REÉ CELINE heads right back with new single ‘Dopamine’, a catchy summer anthem all about the exciting start of a new relationship.
Rée goes on a feel-good ride into the heart of fresh love. The track combines her unique mix of R&B tones and vocals, with lyrics that perfectly capture the buzz of new romance.
After the big splash ‘Close and Personal’ made on major Spotify playlists like ‘We Move,’ ‘R&B UK,’ and ‘Just Dropped’, Rée provides a great follow-up with ‘Dopamine’ as this smooth summer number doesn’t disappoint in delivering the same energy and originality that has quickly made Rée a standout in the scene.
Speaking of the new track, Rée says, “This song is all about the thrill of starting something new with someone. It’s that awesome rush of happiness we get when we’re falling in love, hence ‘Dopamine’.”
Released yesterday (2nd August), ‘Dopamine’ is a true testament to her ongoing growth as an artist. Have a listen below…
West London talented singer-songwriter SOFIA GILLANI‘s latest track titled ‘L.E.D,’ is an introspective journey that explores the concept of perceiving the world through one’s own lens, free from the filters of others.
The song invites listeners to let go of external opinions and the pressures imposed by society’s expectations, symbolized by the “LED light” metaphor. It encourages individuals to embrace the beauty of allowing time to pass without the fear of capturing every moment, fostering a sense of appreciation and gratitude for life’s blessings. Have a listen below…
Encapsulating the feeling and experience of being a young black man growing up in London, DIMZY‘s track, ‘Grafter’ explores the fight and will-power that comes with it. Referencing his Mum as a big inspiration behind his determination to succeed, he tells a tale that many will relate to.
Dimzy says of his hard-hitting release: “Grafter is about me being a young black man in the UK speaking on what London is like right now. It’s about my determination to win in everything including war, war on being the best version of my myself and to keep driving at full force no matter the barriers I come across. Every day for a young black man is war, so war is war, if you want it that’s that. I’m a hustler and grafter just like my mum; my mum was my biggest motivation when it came to getting money, she always found a way no matter the circumstances that’s why I’m the hustler I am today.”
Journeying back to 2012 where Dimzy first made his emergence in UK Rap and Drill, it was the year of 2014 that he began to play an integral role in the genre’s growth. Dimzy is prominently known for his part in 67, a collective of artists that pioneered Drill with their explosive single ‘Let’s Lurk’, who swiftly gained millions of views online. Since then, the rest is history! Housing various projects including ‘A Glass of Water’, ‘Dim the Lights’, and more, the London native is gearing up for an explosive year ahead.
Close and Personal’ highlights soul songbird RÉE CELINE‘s artistic evolution, whilst encapsulating her unique signature style that melds nostalgic elements with a modern, youthful aesthetic. Her compelling duality — being both new and familiar, sensual and substantive — pervades the track. This aspect of her artistry has previously earned her significant acclaim and widespread play on Capital Xtra, BBC 1Xtra, and Reprezent radio.
‘Close and Personal’ is a testament to her success and has already been added to Spotify’s editorial playlists: “We Move,” “R&B UK,” and “Just Dropped.”, following her two previous singles, ‘Downlow’ and ‘Good Without U,’ as well as her debut EP, which launched earlier this year. As Rée continues to make waves in the UK music scene, she underscores her mission, stating, “My music is a safe space to connect with inner thoughts, emotions, alter egos, reflections, and manifestations. It’s important to connect with every ounce of ourselves in our bodies.”
The release off his forthcoming EP, SPENCER ELMER‘s single ‘Calm Like Kim’, is an energetic drill joint with tongue-in-cheek lyrics referencing pop culture icons, paired with an undeniably catchy flow and instrumental – features that have become synonymous with Spencer’s discography so far.
Experiencing huge up levels in his music career, the latest single follows Spencer’s recent track ‘Far From Rude’ featuring one of the UK’s most respected rappers and songwriters JAY1, alongside signing to LA-based record label 10K Projects earlier this year. In the midst of some of the biggest transitions of his life, ‘Calm Like Kim’ shows Spencer can still keep things light-hearted and fun, qualities that made his dedicated fanbase fall in love with him from day one.
Spencer Elmer is making waves in the UK rap scene with his unique and introspective approach to music. What sets Spencer apart is his transparent and honest nature, which shines through in his music. He invites his audience on a deeply personal journey, exploring his past and current relationships, and sharing the challenges that social media can cause to one’s personal life. It’s this sincerity that has made him so relatable to fans. Amassing millions of streams to date, Spencer has found success with tracks like ‘Audacity’ and ’24 Hours,’ while amassing an impressive 25M streams on his collaboration with ARTAN, ‘She’s a 10 But…’
Between his own catalog and collaborations featuring some of the industry’s most exciting names such as Aaron Unknown and Isaiah Dreads, Spencer has quickly made a name for himself in the UK rap scene by showcasing his self-reflective nature and layering his sincere lyrical content over classic UK rap beats. His music takes listeners on a journey that can’t be captured on social media, inviting them to connect with him on a deeper level. With exciting, creative projects on the horizon, 2023 is shaping up to be an explosive year for Spencer Elmer. His boundless creativity and meteoric rise to success in music is a testament to his talent and dedication to his craft. Have a listen to ‘Calm Like Kim’ below…
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