Back in May of this year poet, activist, and musician Moor Mother released a deluxe edition of her 'Jazz Codes' album. Whilst the original version dropped back in 2022, the latest edition contained six additional tracks.
Having been a musical fixture in the UK harking back to 2007, singer, songwriter, and musician Tawiah has released her new album entitled 'Ertha'. The LP is a collaborative record with artist Al Moore, out now via Zaro Zaro Records.
One of the most unique voices to recently emerge out of the UK, Minas has released records brilliantly blending sounds of Hip-Hop, electronica, punk, dance, and more in a way that is unquestionably refreshing.
Back in April of this year, Oslo artist Susanna released her 'Elevation' which was in collaboration with Stina Stjern and Delphine Dora. An absolutely beautiful project, the record revolved around reinterpretations of poems from Charles Baudelaire's 'The Flowers of Evil'.
Nick Cave and Warren Ellis have announced the release of their forthcoming spoken word album titled 'Seven Psalms'. The new record is comprised of seven spoken word pieces performed by Nick Cave against the musical compositions of Warren Ellis.
Multidisciplinary artists Lukasz Polowczyk and Margo Sanda have come together to release their new 'Chroma Key' project. An exploration and celebration of minimalism, 'Chroma Key' is a rich collection of 21 micro-poems written by Berlin-based Polowczyk accompanied by the art work of Italian-born Sanda which is based on the author's own imagery and photos, all presented in a deck of cards format.
Irish poet / artist Sinead O'Brien makes her return with her new cut 'GIRLKIND'. The track will hopefully be featured on her upcoming debut album which will get released on Chess Club Records. Produced by Dan Carey, the track has a spirited post-punk sound that compliments Sinead O'Brien's vocals perfectly.
Birth...life...resurrection without death. Who is truly the alchemist of identity? What is belonging? Polish-born but raised in the concrete jungle, New York City. Educated in the most illmatic of boroughs, Queens - the place where "stars are born", fostering emcees that had to lyrically fight it out with titans in the Bronx. The borough of tribes, mobbs, and a trio that wore three stripped sneakers and commanded the world to walk this way.
Birth...life...resurrection without death. Who is truly the alchemist of identity? What is belonging? Polish-born but raised in the concrete jungle, New York City. Educated in the most illmatic of boroughs, Queens - the place where "stars are born", fostering emcees that had to lyrically fight it out with titans in the Bronx.
Sinead O'Brien makes her return with a new track dubbed 'Strangers In Danger'. The song is taken from her upcoming EP 'Drowning In Blessings', landing this September on Chess Club Records. Produced by Dan Carey, with the music written by Sinead herself along with Julian Hanson and Oscar Robertson, 'Strangers In Danger' finds the Irish poet dissecting the idea of one thing existing in the state of duplexity.
