Category: soul
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Rayowa: “Believe” EP review – soul-soaked euphoria for fans of disco
As we wave goodbye to the uplifting sentiment of Summer and enter the more colder nights of Autumnal pumpkin spice, we may wish to hold on something “what could’ve been,” especially if you’re booking your new Summer hols to Tenerife. This band of brothers may very well be your in. The word “vibes” does not…
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Your New Music Friday: 20/05
Harry and more: Today not only marks my mothers’ birthday today (happy birthday Mum)… No, it also marks another New Music Friday! //With eclectic triumphs from both Harry Styles and Everything Everything aswell as Porridge Radio and Flume providing to the mix, it’s been a successful work rate for our favourite alternatives.\\ The Elephant in…
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New Music Friday: Bloc Party and Blossoms release new music
Spring sun is shining, festival season is upon us and excitement grows as both Bloc Party and Blossoms release new music, within a frantic splurge of juicy music goodness for New Music Friday. While aforementioned Bloc Party’s Alpha Games and Blossoms’ Ribbon Around The Bomb anticipate a festivity of alternative-indie goodness with summer cider in…
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Making GRAMMYs History: Jon Batiste and the Importance of Celebrating Black Culture
//As someone who holds themselves in high regard with the know-hows and the who-haws of the music industry, I have to say, I was quite ashamed of myself not knowing or truly understanding the work of Jon Batiste. I was vaguely familiar with his work-ethic when it came to the composing of Pixar’s jazz-epic Soul…
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Our “Slop n Soul” Artist: This is the Work of Curtis Harding
I’m never one to delve into the beautiful intricacies of soul and the world before it. But when I heard snippets of Curtis Harding performing at BBC Radio 6 Music Festival in Cardiff last weekend, I was hooked. Such artists like Curtis Harding are hard to come by. Emotive storytelling swamped in soul, Michigan-born singer-songwriter…
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