In a brazen news media “frenzy” announcement plastered across social media, Red Hot Chilli Peppers have declared their return to the industry with a mass European and American tour in 2022 – with new music undoubtedly on the way, too.
With John Frusciante returning to the guitarists’ helm, the question is – will you make the effort to go see them live?
Happy Sunday folks. Ethereal, cathartic and simply beautiful, The Cinematic Orchestra is the perfect soundtrack to your lush hot chocolates, snug blankets and warm fireplaces as we venture into the season of Autumn.
Enjoy their eclectic collection below. The classic 2007 album of Ma Fleur is the perfect place to start.
Cultivated by a fusion of dancehall, Afro-beat reggae, Burna Boy has since become one of Nigeria’s fast rising-stars.
Inspired by the affluence of Afro-beat bops from his native country and the dancehall beats from the shores of Sandy America, a genre would converge that would soon become his signature sound. Simply sultry and effortless, Burna Boy has acclimatised to global stardom since the early 2010s.
After catching his performance in New York’s Central Park live on television a few weeks back, we instantly fell for his funky Afro-beats, enjoyable stage presence and have been enjoying his music since.
Whether it’s your particular style or not, I would recommend to give his music a try. Maybe if it’s just the one time.
After having a little time to myself after work, I decided to do a little insatiable digging and scouring into the past works and creations of what we saw in terms of music in the 2010s.
After an unwilling acceptance of enjoying chart music a little too much when I was younger, I thoroughly enjoyed the pump-it-loud electronica r’n’b music of Black Eyed Peas, bleary-eyed MIKA and eventually my evolution of indie music with Foster The People’s Pumped Up Kicks.
I always love venturing down a music wormhole of past pleasantries and gander into what my music tastes used to be like during my childhood.
And by God, how much has it changed. Now, I have no idea who enters the charts at one point during the week. It’s a world of unknown and now, a minimal disdain for all things popular music. Bleurgh.
What are your favourites of the 2010s?
Normality resumes when we talk about Glastonbury and their headliners! In an exciting turn of developments, Billie Eilish has been confirmed as the first headliner of the Worthy Farm festival in July next year. This will make Billie’s return to the UK twice in two successive years after her Happier Than Ever world tour finishes this year in December.
At 19 years old, this will also make the youngest solo headliner to grace the main stage.
Live music thriving, excitement leaving the festivities of the industry. It seems we are returning to normality with our entertainment. Question is, will YOU be putting your name in the hat for tickets?
