Talk about a monster of a single. London duo Tender smacks the world with a hazy, head-nodding electronica meets soul jewel titled 'Cut'. Slow burning in tempo, the Tender use chopped vocals throughout the hook, a production staple of Hip-Hop, to add to the already swagger-peppered tune. Factor in the double vocals and you have an addictive piece of music.Seriously, these boys are on sheer fire with this one!
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Over the past few years Australian duo Private Life have released some pretty catchy records including the 'Otherside' EP. Now the Melbourne indie pop group have brought forth their latest single 'Dragon'. Huskier and broader in sound, the tune should set the band off nicely in 2016 as it is, in our opinion, their most accessible and intriguingly infectious track yet. You can listen to 'Dragon' at the bottom.
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With Tricky's Skilled Mechanics project landing January 22nd via False Idols / !K7, the Bristol-born artist has shared a new track taken from the LP entitled 'Boy'. Delving into more autobiographical stories regarding his upbringing in Knowle West, the song finds Tricky rapping over minimal, synth-driven production. Tricky lays a lot of personal information on the table in this recording, which can be considered his most blatantly open within the timeline of his career.
New Zealand pop star Kimbra blurs the lines between remix and cover with her remake of Mew's 'Making Friends'. Quite sublime, Kimbra not only fronts the vocal bits of this version, but also skillfully executes the mellow and ethereal production backing. Long story short, it's quite good! The original version of 'Making Friends' is taken from Mew's latest album '+ -'. Have a listen.
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