London's Benin City have always been alchemists of sorts, fusing everything from jazz and soul, to pop and club in a way that is cohesive and accessible. Having released their album 'Last Night' back in 2018, Benin City followed up with a string of singles including 'What a Time' and 'Freaking You Out'.
London's Benin City make their return in 2021 with their latest track 'Freaking You Out'. With the content touching on the current state of politics and global events, the track itself is a dance-fuelled gem with the paired vocals of Joshua Idehen and Shanaz Dorsett being a sheer delight of melodica.
London trio Benin City make their return with a scorching track titled 'Mess Like Me'. Infusing a dash of pop atop a grooving club rhythm, Joshua Idehen and Shanaz Dorsett deliver paired vocals, adding the soulful aspect to the tune. 'Mess Like Me' follows Benin City's previous singles 'Hostiles' with Eklipse and 'Hold Them Close'.
London's Benin City have built a reputation on brilliantly experimenting with sound and genre blending, resulting in their own distinct style. For their latest single 'Lord Of The Manor', Benin City continue to push sonic boundaries whilst delivering thought-provoking lyrics shining a spotlight on a young working class Londoner. Produced by James Greenwood, the husky production encompasses rumbling bass liners topped with slight distortion on the vocals of Joshua Idehen and Shanaz Dorsett.
London's Benin City return with their latest single 'What A Time'. Incorporating the sound of electro in their production, the song is a fun dance floor scorcher that celebrates the here and now. Not only is this a massive track for the raves, 'What A Time' is an overall feel-good anthem that make anyone want to appreciate life as a whole.
Anyone who is a frequent passenger of London buses knows that at times it can be a very 'blah' experience. However, leave it up to Benin City to transform a ride into an all-out party. Here is the video for the appropriately titled single 'Bus'. Directed by George Bushaway, the fun and spirited vid captures the liveliness of public transport, with the group performing the brilliant song that is now a soundtrack to our commutes.
London's Benin City step forth with the video to their stellar single 'Final Form', which is taken from their upcoming LP 'Last Night'. Directed by George Bushaway, the feeling of losing one's self on the dance floor of a club is finely highlighted. Revolving around three nights - Swing Patrol in Holborn, Ruby Blue in Leicester Square, as well Fire in Vauxhall, the video is an excellent representation of the remaining bits of London's club life.
As we anticipate the arrive of Benin City's upcoming album 'Last Night', the London trio have shared their new single 'Final Form'. A festive track that erupts with a spirited and tropical club feel, this is the kind of tune that instantly sticks in your mind and body, provoking a genuine feel good experience. 'Final Form' is our new soundtrack for the weekend.
Benin City return with their latest video 'All Smoke, No Fire'. Addressing the issue of the constant closing down of London nightclubs and pubs, the Shaun James Grant-directed visuals capture a desolate nighttime feel throughout the city as well as locations of various venues that no longer exist. The song is definitely one that many London clubbers can surely relate to. The track is taken from Benin City's forthcoming album 'Last Night', out April 6th via Moshi Moshi Records.
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