_________ //In anticipation for New Music Friday tomorrow, (it’s Friday already?!) I thought I would go back to one of my hidden favourites that was released in the midst of our global lockdown.\\ __________ Music in Review\\:Considered as a highly established figure for his rhythmic instalments within the Nu-Funk nether region, Cory Wong has always […]
Category: Jazz Music
Adele and The Vinyl Delay: What’s the Problem?
Ever since Ed Sheeran spoke about him having to push his new album out quicker because of Adele booking every vinyl factory for her release of ’30’ this week, there has been a huge delay in production getting shifted out of the factory gates. But it’s not solely Adele’s fault. The huge waiting times for […]
Your Next Artist: Too Many Zooz
An origin story for the ages. A cacophony of interloping saxophones, trumpets and low bass growls of whatever else. A perfect audio salad. Derived from the hustle of bustle of New York’s subways busking to the delights of the uninterested congregation of the capitals’ inhabitants and commuters, Too Many Zooz bring a phenomena to the […]
Good evening, folks. Here’s hoping you had a good weekend and anticipating yourself for a good week ahead. As we say goodbye to Summer and enter a new season into the fold with Autumn, we start to look for warm nights in with candles and scents of cinnamon not too far away from us. With […]
Lorde – “Solar Power’ Album Review
Trawling from the back of her sombre tellings of Melodrama back in 2017, sultry soprano superstar Lorde returns with her critically acclaimed brazen-faced album of Solar Power. Embracing like the warmth of a sun and relaxing like that of a smooth timbre, Lorde encapsulates a summer of love and friendship. Self-titled, Solar Power and Stoned […]