Following the release of latest single, ‘Conversation’ earlier this year, SHENNA returns with a striking video for the R&B/pop effort. Check it out below:
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New Music Video: Get Up Dad – Mike Body
Following his appearance on NEW LEASE MUSIC with track ‘Get Up Dad’ back in July, MIKE BODY has just recently released a video for the track that encourages a father and son to rebuild their relationship.
‘Get Up Dad’ was named Song of the Week by the blog in July.
Check it out below:
Album Review: Young HeartThrob – Kodie Shane
KODIE SHANE‘s latest album ‘Young HeartThrob’ displays a harmonious meeting of 90’s style afterhours R&B and a real gritty hip-hop b-line.
Hailed as the one-to-watch by the likes of Pitchfork, Complex and Vogue, the Atlanta-based singer/rapper pumps an electrifying lick to the flirtatious arrangements, flipping between her sultry soulful vocals and her fierce yet eloquent flow.
There’s a bunch of musicians who are determined on keep that real authentic R&B sound alive, but KODIE SHANE takes R&B as we know it and adds a sizzling modern twist to the genre. Check her out below:
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New Track: A Song For Kanye – J French
J FRENCH returns, hitting back on Kanye West’s infamous comments on slavery through a track appropriately entitled ‘A Song For Kanye.’
The boombap-style slammer is taken from his latest album, ‘OGB 1.5’, which is a remixed version of his original album, ‘OGB’ – check it out sometime.
For now, check out this bad boy production below…
New Track: Like Me – J Lndn
Californian born producer and hip-hop artist J LNDN dropped his debut single ‘Like Me’ drawing influence from Big Sean, Kendrick Lamar and Jaden Smith.
The young emcee began his musical career as a teenager when he was living in London saying: “I slowly started attempting to rap/ freestyle from 15 years old. My friends and I would always link up after school just to spit some bars. Nobody was taking it seriously, but it was fun.” After being brought an electronic drum pad, J began making beats and started learning how to mix and master tracks. Over the years he had established himself as a producer for other artists.
Having grown up in a middle-class household and lived in cities across the world, J states how his inspiration doesn’t come from a place of hate or criminal behaviour like a lot of hip-hop artists. Instead, he wants to help people think outside the box. When explaining ‘Like Me’ and his motivation, J said: “I make my music for real people. Music that people can party to, can chill out to, and can use it as therapy to deal with their inner issues.”
With tracks addressing race, mental health issues and drug abuse in the music industry in the pipeline, J LNDN is certainly the one to keep an eye on…check him out below…
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