Adam Scrimshire and Dave Koor come from a lineage of trailblazers constantly pushing music forward, stylistically embedding sounds ranging from jazz, soul, broken beat, house and more. Both having been long time key fixtures in the London scene, their 2016 debut release 'Modifications: Set 1' under the group name Modification Man was a flawless piece of work, championed by various taste makers, as well as a reminder that in this day and age, there are still musicians who can create timeless music through the use of analog gear.
Riding high with their previous track ‘Eight Till Late’ Stockport band No Hot Ashes have …
Since last year South London group Franc Moody have been spreading their intergalactic funk throughout, dropping their killer yet simply titled 'EP'. The record was a hybrid of disco, spacey soul and upbeat funk that was oh so infectious. Releasing a number of cuts since that time, Franc Moody make their return with another lavish track entitled 'Pheromones'. Packed with a dose of cosmic funk for days, rubber band bass lines, thumping drums and smokey vocals make this one ridiculously hot tune. If you're not grooving to 'Pheromones', then chances are you have no soul in your body let a lone a pulse in your veins! Have a listen.
French superstar Charlotte Gainsbourg has enlisted the Belgian team Soulwax to remix her single ‘Deadly …
South Londoner Jodie Abacus has been the talk of the press for a few years now, releasing cuts that have gained support of BBC Radio 1xtra, BBC 6Music and more. With his new EP 'Mild Cartoon Violence' currently out now, he has unveiled his latest infectious single 'Meet Me In The Middle'. Combining soul and future funk for quite a cosmic journey, 'Meet Me In The Middle' peppers with charm and swagger that only Abacus can deliver. Check it out.
Having featured on Joe Hertz’ ‘Stay Lost’ last year, London singer Amber-Simone shared her silky …
Eliza now formerly known as Eliza Doolittle returns with a fresh direction, stepping forth with …
If you combine a punk attitude with funk, disco and obscure pop sonics, you might …
London multi-instrumentalist and singer Darwish boasts a CV that includes playing for Sting, Imelda May and more. However, as a solo act, his music explodes with sheer vibrancy. Having presented his jazzy song 'No Intention To Fall' last year, Darwish has now shared his latest tune 'This City'. Whilst embedded with a heavy jazz backing, he pushes the sound into more experimental territory, fusing afro-beat guitar riffs, twisting synths and thick funk bass lines into the mix. The song will be featured on Darwish's upcoming EP, with his debut album 'Reclamation' following next year. You can stream 'This City' down at the bottom.
Detroit's Shigeto is set to release his new album 'The New Monday' on October 6th via Ghostly International. Inspired by his hometown of 'The D', the producer has unveiled a new single titled 'Don't Trip'. Fusing soulful and jazz-based keys with funk, all driven by hard-hitting tribal drums, this cut is definitely for those who want to zone out. Have a listen.
