Twice-nominated Urban Music Award contender, BENNY BIZZIE teams up with producer L4tch (Giggs, Shakka, Ghetts) for his latest ‘All the Same’, a unique synergy of R&B, Trap, and Soul elements with a hard-hitting b-line and vocal effects to stimulate our senses.
‘All the Same’ is an expression of conversations yet to be had, kept bottled in till it’s too late. There’s always a tipping point in these situations and this R&B smooth crooner has certainly reached his and is asking all the questions and making all the assumptions in this late-night banger.
‘All the Same’ is now available on all music providers…check it out below…
Amy Steele is a London based futuristic soul singer who at 24, has already developed into a talented singer/songwriter. For the last five years, Amy has pursued music in tandem with studying for a degree in medicine. Having recently completed her degree, now being Dr Steele, she has fully set her sights on her music. Amy has been working with a wealth of international producers, from Alex Wells (Declan McKenna, Paloma Faith), Draper (Lapsley, All Saints) and Babel to create a record that reflects her artistry and who she is musically.
Amy has just released the next in a series of covers she has been working on during lockdown. Throughout lockdown Amy has chosen records that move her, and which she feels hold important messages for us this year. Her latest choice is the beautiful ‘Slow Up’ originally by the seminal London Soul singer Jacob Banks. Amy wanted to honor the original, whilst reiterating the powerful message of the song to her growing fan base.
Amy says ‘Slow Up’ is a track to remind us to stay positive and not to let the perception of the world change us or harden us with its prejudice. We’ve had a difficult year of social injustice and seen the way the world can corrupt innocence, but ‘Slow Up’ is a reminder to stay strong and true to who we are. Amy makes ‘Slow Up’ her own, offering a beautifully mournful and emotional interpretation of the well-known classic from Jacob Banks.
The rising UK talent of Amy Steele has been in the studio completing her upcoming EP due for release in 2021. Her first single ‘Bury You Deep’ saw her quickly amass over a million views on You Tube once the stunning young soulful singer handed out the stems to some keen dance producers to remix, including Catch 44 aka Ras Kwame of Capital Xtra who did a banging garage remix. Amy’s second single release ‘The Wolves’ exceeded the first and clocked up over two million listens and counting with features and plays across UKF and BBC Radio 1. Her most recent track ‘Graces’ was performed live on BBC Radio London and amassed over two million views on Spotify across all the remixes.
In 2019 she released singles from her upcoming project, including: ‘Long Way Home’, ‘Graces’ and ‘Saltwater’, that each received tremendous support from BBC Radio, Kiss FM, Rinse and tastemakers Clash Magazine, The Voice, This Is RnB and UKF. Through these records, teased from the upcoming EP, ‘Memories In Watercolour’, Amy showcases her sultry vocals and distinctive tone that has marked her out as a name to watch out for this year.
BOY NASH, one of London’s greatest Hip-Hop MCee’s, has dropped his long-anticipated single ‘Love & Frequencies’. Among the obscure hip-hop/EDM-ish fusion, Nash hopes his die-hard fans grasp the meaning behind the latest offering.
His previously released single, ‘4 singles’ clocked up a massive 20,000 views in under two weeks, attracting attention not only from his hometown but from Chicago, to Los Angeles and New York.
Comparative to some of the rap scenes greats, from Nas to J Cole, Nash has graced the stage with Hip Hop heavyweight Jay Electronica, as well as opening for Teedra Moses, and performing at the Jazz Cafe as well as being noticed by Wretch 32.
Check out Nash’s single, ‘Love & Frequencies’ below…
Hailing from South East London, KADI‘s compelling piano-led ballad, ‘Do Your Part’ is a direct letter to her father acknowledging where a lot of her wounds were coming from and forgiveness being an internal battle. The song was written threw years ago while the young songstress was studying at ACM London (Clapham).
Citing Avril Lavigne, Vanessa Carlton, Demi Lovato, Fantasia, Whitney Houston, Beyonce, The Fray and Paramore as source of inspiration, Kadi discovered she had the gift for writing when she was 12 and started penning songs at the age of 16.
With the support of music organisations such as TheRecordShop, 02ThinkBig, Ultimate Artists and School Grounds Sounds in her development professionally and personally, Kadi’s plan is to release her first project this year.
So get to know Kadi and listen to her touching story below…
Lifted from her sophomore album, ‘Ready Is Always Too Late’ – slated for release 21st May via Sony Music – SINÉAD HARNETT dishes up her brand new track, ‘Last Love’ alongside a music video.
Speaking of her newest effort, the London-born/Los Angeles-based singer and songwriter says: There’s such a thin line between the liberation of having no one to answer to when you’re single, and the memory of the last person you loved,” says Sinéad. “When I’m single I fill my days up as much as possible, but those little moments where you remember being held by someone you loved can creep up. ‘Last Love’ is a celebration of moving on.”
Featuring previously released collaborations with EARTHGANG and Masego and VanJess, Harnett’s highly anticipated second studio album, ‘Ready Is Always Too Late’, celebrates her journey to embodying the best version of herself. Empowering songs with messages around individualism and unity exist alongside vulnerable snapshots of Harnett’s less confident past self, painting a picture of evolving self-worth that requires time and care to cultivate, all the highs and lows included. While her work isn’t over, Harnett’s hope is that her listeners will accompany her on this journey so they can begin to figure out where they are on their own.
Harnett’s 2019 debut album ‘Lessons in Love,’ found the rising R&B star in a deeply introspective place, learning to acknowledge and accept patterns in her romantic relationships to grow from them. Lessons in Love yielded break out single ‘If You Let Me,’ which has surpassed 70 million streams on Spotify alone.
Have a peek at the official music video for ‘Last Love’ below…
Twice-nominated Urban Music Award contender, BENNY BIZZIE teams up with producer L4tch (Giggs, Shakka, Ghetts) for his latest ‘All the Same’, a unique synergy of R&B, Trap, and Soul elements with a hard-hitting b-line and vocal effects to stimulate our senses.
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