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Upcoming Release: New Man – Warme

British five-piece rock outfit WARME takes a detour with their forthcoming single, New Man, taken from their album, Council House Opera out on 25th February.

Usually taking on the image of the Gallagher-esque two finger salute, the Bradford rockers venture into a more sentimental side of rock music. Featuring trance-like vocals with the alluringly hypnotic guitar riffs, their follow-up to previous effort, Council House Opera, is suited for those winter months ahead.

Band members Lee Walsh, Craig Hamilton, Jamie Hamilton, Macauley Haywood and Lewis Knight have been making their way up step by step, from supporting musicians such as Arthur Brown, Henry Rollins and The Strypes to playing in front of up to 25000 people at festivals. These down-to-Earth guys will be on the road again on 8th April at Star of Kings in Kings Cross, London. For further information on gigs, take a trip to their website.

New Man is set for release on 12th February…for now, watch the video

January 20, 2016 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: new singlesTags: Arthur Brown, Bradford-based rock acts, Craig Hamilton, Henry Rollins, Jamie Hamilton, Lee Walsh, Lewis Knight, Macauley Haywood, music video, New Man, Rock music, The Strypes, UK music, UK rock, upcoming release 2016, Warme Leave a comment

Coming off the back of his successful EP, The Phoenix, ICIE is back at it as he jumps behind this Grime instrumental dropping some fiery jewels and gems…check it out!

January 19, 2016January 18, 2016 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: Songs of the DayTags: grime music, grime time (freestyle) music video, ICIE, London-based hip-hop artists, UK Grime, UK music Leave a comment

New Track! Until The Day – The Bakery Boys (ft. The Thirst)

The latter part of 2015 has been kind to brothers Shack and Ace Boogie and long-term friend Dirty Dre – aka – THE BAKERY BOYS. The previous single Get Away, was named 1Xtra’s Track of the Week. Not becoming too complacent of their recent triumph, the boys dropped another track, Until The Day.

Their latest effort offers words of inspiration, urging youngsters to reach their goals. The four-minute slick banger features indie band The Thirst’s Mensa Hart and Lock Laser who is the brother Shack and Ace. It comes to no surprise that the brothers formed a strong bond for music as their father was in the 90s cult group, Soul II Soul.

Apart from making waves on the music scene, supporting the likes of Big Sean and Labrinth and performing twice at the Wireless Festival, these guys have their fingers in more than one business pie. Their fashion label, Justin Hustlin, was the fast selling streetwear on ASOS and their social organisation Justinspire, sees them mentoring and volunteering in their local community – breaking down misconceptions that rappers are all about the money and honies!

Until The Day will be released from tomorrow…but for now, watch the video and soap up some words of wisdom.

January 14, 2016January 14, 2016 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: new singlesTags: BBC 1Xtra, Big Sean, Dirty Dre, hip-hop, Inspirational songs, Labrinth, Locks laser, London-based hip-hop acts, Mensa hart, music video, shack and Ace Boogie, The bakery boys, The Thirst, UK hip-hop, UK music, Until the day, upcoming release 2016, wireless festival Leave a comment

New Track! Rich & Famous – J Kas

Following the hard lick of track, We Run This, Sheffield hip-hop upriser J.KAS comes back twice as bold, determined to get his flawless flow heard through this latest effort, Rich & Famous, the first release from his EP The Honetown, out 3rd February – look out for it.

For now, take time out for this talented hustler and listen to Rich & Famous.

January 13, 2016January 13, 2016 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: new singlesTags: hip-hop, J.Kas, Rich and famous (single), sheffield-based hip-hop artists, songs about life, songs about survival, The Honetown EP, UK hip-hop, UK music Leave a comment

New Track! Do What You Like – Brothers Water

Chris Redgate (vocals), Ed Campbell (guitar), Joe Ashmore (guitar), Josh Thomas (drums) and Sean Luttman (bass) – aka – indie rock band BROTHERS WATER reveal their new single, Do What You Like, taken from their debut EP, Your Name In Paint.

A distorted guitar takes centre stage in the four-minute reflective single, perfectly balancing the soothingly atmospheric arrangements. Describing their latest offering, vocalist Chris Redgate said: “It’s a song about being betrayed, and how sometimes an apology doesn’t even come close to making it right.”

The EP was recorded at the Doghouse studio, Henley, under the guidance of Michaelis ‘MSM’ Michael (Skepta, Zak Abel) with help from Sticky Blood producers Andy Nicholson (Arctic Monkeys) and Jamie Shield. An early release of first single ‘Mascara’ has had airplay on Radio 1 and BBC Introducing, setting a precedent for what should be a noteworthy debut.

Your Name In Paint EP is set for release on 31 January 2016. For now, listen to Do What You Like.

January 7, 2016January 7, 2016 by Tracey Dawkins Categories: new singlesTags: Andy Nicholson, bbc intro, break-up songs, Brothers Water, Do What You Like (single), Jamie Shied, leeds-based rock band, Michaelis ‘MSM’ Michael, new release 2016, Radio 1, rock, songs about betrayal, Sticky Blood, UK music, UK rock, You Name in paint EP Leave a comment

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