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Essentials: “Cover Girls (feat. Bibi Bourelly)” – Hitimpulse

Berlin-based quartet Hitimpulse have united with bourgeoning singer-songwriter Bibi Bourelly on their latest video release “Cover Girls”. The new single backed by Ultra Records is a creative collaboration that fuses elements of hip-hop, future bass, and electronica. Watch below! [continued]
Take Me Apart: On Kelela’s Fearless Vulnerability

Following her 2013 debut mixtape, Cut 4 Me, and her 2015 EP, Hallucinogen, Kelela’s long-awaited LP greets us just in time for a new season. The Ethiopian-American songstress maintains her signature knack for tugging at our heartstrings and inducing introspection as she seamlessly blends themes of empowerment and self-governance with vulnerability and raw emotion. Take… [continued]
Here’s How To Protest Alleged Rapist The Gaslamp Killer’s Tour Dates

In the early hours of October 13th, Twitter user @chelseaelaynne came forward to share her story of being raped by Brainfeeder artist The Gaslamp Killer. After coming forward with the allegations, more victims have shared similar stories, as seen in the second tweet below. i’ve been silently suffering over this for many years. the gaslamp… [continued]
Essentials: “Wicked Game” – Selfish Skin

Selfish Skin gives Chris Isaak’s “Wicked Game” an electronic-dance remake with this cover, performed by Amanda Huff and produced by Cristian Strehlow. The track begins with slow notes followed by echoes of Huff’s vocalizations, setting up an ethereal, trancelike atmosphere. Then a syncopated beat drops and the echoes of Huff’s voice are replaced with her… [continued]
Essentials: “Holding On” – Harlee

UK-based singer Harlee delivers a riveting first single with “Holding On,” a fast-paced track with strong vocals showing real promise from the young artist. “Holding On” has a dynamic rhythm, bold production, and a prechorus that stands out with its layered vocals and addictive beat. Lyrically, the song approaches a struggling relationship with a balance… [continued]
Albums Of The Month: Our Must-Hear Picks From September 2017

We recap the ten best albums released in September, along with a can’t-miss track from each of our selections. Aromanticism — Moses Sumney Moses Sumney’s debut album Aromanticism is a genre-defying work of art exploring themes of lovelessness and loneliness in a romance-driven society. True to his minimalist style, Sumney delivers tracks with melancholic, ethereal… [continued]
Rave Weapons: Volume #005

This week: two fairly recent Grime favourites. Volume #005: 1. “My Direction (feat. Lethal Bizzle)” – Wiley One of the most accomplished musicians Grime has to offer, Wiley delivered an instant-classic with his 2017 LP Godfather. My Direction is just one of many amazing records that this album has to offer. With Lethal Bizzle he… [continued]
Premiere: Rocky Heron Oozes Drake Vibes In Sexy “Nuffa Luv” Video

Do you like reggae-meets-R&B tracks like “One Dance” or “Let Me Love You”? How about really sexy guys? Great dancing? Queer-friendly lyrics? If you answered “yes” to any of those questions, then I’ve got a video for you, my friend. Rocky Heron‘s “Nuffa Luv,” off his upcoming EP of the same name, showcases his vocals… [continued]
Essentials: “Dysfunctional (ft. SAKIMA)” – SATICA

If you were searching for a tropical-infused track with a West Coast twang, look no further than the latest effort by California-based vocalist SATICA. Based in Long Beach, Moving Castle‘s SATICA lends her vocals in a fusion between pop and R&B that complements a future bass soundscape. The minimal approach in production highlights SATICA’s captivating tone… [continued]
Tom Petty’s Lyrics Painted Pictures of America

Tom Petty unexpectedly passed away at age 66 on Monday, October 2nd, after experiencing cardiac arrest. Gerry Lopez reflects on the singer’s legacy and breaks down two of his most iconic songs. Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers’ debut album came out in 1976, but it seems like Tom was kind of always around, as far… [continued]