All posts tagged: Jazz

Listen to Honey Mooncie’s ‘Better Run’

Having already been praised by Jack Saunders of BBC Radio 1 Next Wave and more, UK singer Honey Mooncie is scheduled to release her debut mixtape 'To Whom It May Concern' on November 12th. Fred Cox and Owen Cutts contribute to the production of the upcoming work.

Listen to Elli Ingram’s ‘Strange How Good Things Change’

Brighton-based vocalist Elli Ingram has unveiled her latest track ''Strange How Good Things Change'. The jazzy handing drips with warmth and soul, with Ingram knocking out a blissful performance. Reflecting on the idea of change and its benefit despite the hurt that can be attached to it, the single is a spirited piece that is delivered with sheer taste and class.

Check Out Amber-Simone’s ‘Black, No Sugar’

London-based artist Amber-Simone steps up to yet again deliver another high powered taste of soul with her latest recording 'Black, No Sugar'. A dedication to her heritage and a celebration of pride, the single finds the singer, musician and producer delivering buttery vocals over milky jazz meets soul instrumentation that is oh so enriching to the ear.

LV & Joshua Idehen Release ‘Somehow’

London duo LV and artist Joshua Idehen are no strangers to releasing collaborative magic. Having already given the world a taste of their project with the singles 'Ancestors' and 'Not My House', the three now unveil another cut titled 'Somehow', which is taken from their forthcoming LP 'Ends', landing July 6th.

Marie Noreger Releases Her ‘Gravity’ EP

Norwegian singer Marie Noreger is an artist who absolutely needs to be on everyone's radar. Armed with an incredible voice and amazing songwriting skills, she is taking the sounds of soul and pushing it in multiple directions effortlessly.

Greentea Peng ‘Nah It Ain’t The Same’ Video

London's Greentea Peng returns with her vibrant video 'Nah It Ain’t The Same'. What feels like a series of journeys in one day, artist is featured in a decorative space before venturing to the park with a hand full of stamps, eventually ending up performing on stage with a jazz band.