Having already dropped a batch of impressive singles including 'Unholy' and 'Call You When I Get Home', South London artist Santino Le Saint now releases his latest project 'Rage of Angels'. Comprised of 10-tracks all written and produced by the musician and singer, sonically Le Saint weaves together his love of R&B and Hip-Hop, as well as sliding in metal-driven guitar elements.
Tel-Aviv artist Noga Erez makes her return with the video for her latest single 'VIEWS' which features Reo Cragun and ROUSSO. The Indy Hait-directed visuals feature a very stylishly dressed Erez along with a slew of people walking flights of steps that feels never-ending.
London's The Manor have been consistently dropping banger and banger, weaving between UK Garage, Hip-Hop and grime. For their latest single 'Don't Go', the trio yet again craft another garage peppered scorcher that is fitting for any big club in Ibiza.
Paris-based artist Hendrix Harris steps up with his latest track 'Should I'. The mellow and breezy production draws influence from Afro-Cuban rhythms, inspired from his many visits to Havana. The sounds coincide with Harris' smokey vocals with a female vocal performance beautifully placed at the tail end of the song.
Give one listen and look at singer ILIRA and one will quickly come to the understanding that she was born to be a star. With a consistent record of pumping out impressive pop singles, themes of confidence and high self-esteem flow continuously in her songwriting. Aside from possessing a killer voice, her ear for polished production choices puts her in a win-win situation. At this point in her career the powerhouse artist can do no wrong.
Angola-born, Lisbon-raised rapper Pongo steps up with her latest EP titled 'Uwa'. The record follows her critically-acclaimed 2019 debut EP 'Baia'. A musical collage of Hip-Hop, kuduro, electronica, bass and more, Pongo exhibits versatility, executing various styles and flows like a sheer veteran.
South London's King Krule recently unveiled the video for his track '(Don't Let The Dragon) Draag On'. Without wasting anytime, he now shares another vid, this time for a song called 'Alone, Omen 3'. Directed by Jocelyn Anquetil, the visuals find King Krule surrounded by crowds of people before quickly standing by himself. At the end of the day, he sits with friends on a bench, understanding that he is truly not alone in this thing called life.
Danny Brown joins forces with Run The Jewels for the song and video '3 Tearz'. Directed by Colin Read and filmed in a warehouse in Brooklyn, the visuals feature the three emcees taking back on some raw Hip-Hop vibe, simply spraying bars on a mic in a circle of people who are holding up video cameras and smoking weed!
Moodbay is the dynamic band consisting of singer Anna Stephens and producer Alfie Cattell. Both also respective songwriters, the pair's sound, also known as 'moodpop', is a luscious blend of pop, R&B, club and electronica, erupting with flair and unstoppable grooves. The Manchester-based group's style is a result of their love of diverse music harking back to each of their earlier years. Raised in Darlington, Anna Stephens also lived in Paris, absorbing the wonders of the city, which would also play a factor in the development of her writing. Alfie Cattell, raised in Wales, grew up playing piano and would later become a skilled producer.
Archy Marshall aka King Krule will release his new album titled 'Man Alive' on February 21st via XL Recordings/Matador Records. The new work follows his 2017 LP 'The Ooz'. Marshall has also unveiled a new video for is single '(Don't Let The Dragon) Draag On'. Directed and written by King Krule himself, the black and white video features him tied to a tree with the camera slowly panning out only to show Marshall being set on a blaze by a group of hunters. Never the one to stray from creativity, you can watch '(Don't Let The Dragon) Draag On' down below.
