MOBO-nominated singer/songwriter OLAEDO IDE has unveiled the video to her latest single, ‘Good Life’ on Friday.
The four-minute production encompasses the up-tempo vibes of Luke ‘GKID’ Grant-produced banger, where the London songbird’s smooth vocals, along with guest vocalists Leke and Becca Folkes, compels you to sing on top of your lungs!
Written by Olaedo and Luke ‘GKID’ Grant, ‘Good Life’ is taken from her LP ‘Grow To Glow’ set for release this summer.
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Delivering an incredible visual, laden with special effects, intense colour and impeccable detail, A.M. SNiPER sets his brand new video apart and stamps both class and business all over it as ‘Supreme’ makes its debut across GRM Daily and WORLDSTARHIPHOP.
Collaborating with Ayo Beatz for both the production and a feature on the record, which has already amassed over quarter million Spotify streams, A.M. SNiPER reveals another new look in his ever-evolving appearance. Looking svelte, relaxed and uber chic, the rapper flips from the mysterious as he’s seen bandana clad in a designer jacket to donning a gold grill, in a kicked back denim style, enhancing the visual vibe and overall aesthetic of this masterpiece.
Whilst a mainstay to UK music and first establishing his name in the very roots of the UK garage and grime scene, recent years, and his expansion as an artist have seen A.M. SNiPER’s popularity soars to new heights. His most recent single ‘Send For Me’ has amassed over one million streams to date whilst on YouTube the video is on its way to four million views. Previous records, including his collaboration with The Game for ‘Foreign Dreams’ has surpassed half a million streams and his social networks are spiralling upwards with more than 166k people regularly tuning in to his Instagram updates.
Earning a reputation for his skilful lyricism and seamless flow, as well as his entrepreneurial mindset and attack, A.M. SNiPER demonstrates why he is leading the international Rap movement on his ‘Supreme’ release.
Available to watch now, ‘Supreme’ can also be accessed across all major music-streaming services….Check out the video.
PLEASURE P drops R&B / Dance joint ‘Could You Love Me?’, featuring the king of club music himself, Flo Rida.
Directed by David Rousseau, the video gives off that club setting, with dancers surrounding both artists. VH1’s Love and Hip-Hop’s beauty, Amara La Negra, makes her cameo in the video.
‘Could You Love Me?’ is the first video from GRAMMY nominee PLEASURE P‘s new full-length album, ‘Pain And Pleasure’, dropping this summer. The album will feature productions by Lil Wonder, Rico Love and Tank.
It’s time to liven up your Monday…check out the video for ‘Could You Love Me’.
Hot off the heels of the scorching Joe Corfield produced single ‘It’s Like That’, FLIPTRIX is back with a different flavour for new track ‘Bagging Up Music’, the second release from his forthcoming project ‘Inexhale’. This Chemo produced banger deviates from the usual boom bap sound we are used to hearing from FLIPTRIX, bringing in together haunting melodies and skippy hi-hats allowing the fierce emcee to do what he does best.
In partnership with the legendary Jazz Cafe, High Focus Records is proud to announce that on the 23rd of August 2018 they will be celebrating the release of FLIPTRIX’s brand new album ‘INEXHALE’! With FLIPTRIX performing his new works live as well as guest appearances from Ramson Badbonez, Strange U, Jazz T & Molotov this is sure to be a brilliant night as we usher in a brand new masterpiece into his already stellar back catalogue. This event will give fans the a chance to pick up a copy of the album before anyone else as the official release date is the 24th August.
Check out video for ‘Bagging Up Music’….
Hailing from Auckland NZ, four-piece post-punk outfit YUKON ERA unveiled the video for their recently released single ‘Feel’.
“Feel is a song that touches on personal issues within my life,” explains vocalist Christian Dimick about the fast-paced but sharp number, “feeling absent from others as well as myself, along with feeling crushed by the weight of people’s expectations of me.”
The striking visuals directed by up and coming directors and photographer Taylor Mansfield and DOP Jake Munro are a visual representation of what happens when you keep things bottled up, and in the band’s own words: “the lead character tries to get involved in social situations, while his inner demons continue to eat away at him.”
Carving out a name for themselves within the local and international post-punk music scenes as the youngest band to perform at Australia’s most iconic festival St Jerome’s Laneway, as well as creating the Auckland’s coolest all-ages festival AGEOLD, the boys have extensively toured NZ as headliners, as well as notching up opening slots for big international acts including Mac Demarco, Japandroids, Viet Cong and METZ. Having recently completed a 15 date NZ/AUS tour, selling out four shows in NZ in support of their latest single ‘Tongue’, which reached number three on the NZ Alternative charts, while their first two EPs garnered attention and praised from the likes of Noisey, Tone Deaf, Impose Magazine, Sniffers, and TheWireless.
Making their mark on the international music scene, with recent performances including this year’s Great Escape festival, YUKON ERA are aiming high, with the release of the striking visuals for ‘Feel’, and their upcoming debut album slot for Autumn 2018, it’s clear that the young band is set to make their mark on the international music scene…
Watch the video for ‘Feel’
