Having released his incredible single 'You Don't Know My Name' a month ago, London singer and musician House of EL returns with his latest recording 'Run Away'. Continuing his onslaught of execpetional soul, the production also features glazings of Hip-Hop in terms of the drums whilst a funk bass line adds another husky layer.
Having already written and produced for artists such as Connie Constance, Miraa May, Coltr3ane and more, not to mention engineering for giants like J Cole and Sampha, North London's Luke Gomm makes his official debut as an recording act with his new single 'I'm Thru'.
London-based singer Ellie Bleach brings an enjoyable dose of 70s pop in her latest single 'I Thought I Saw You Last Night'. There is definitely a sense of nostalgia in the production, which could possibly be due to ABBA influence. Nevertheless, the peppy cut is built around infectious piano play with Ellie Bleach's captivating storytelling consistently commanding the listener to go along for the ride of the song.
Having shared her collaborative single 'Lament for Emmett Till' with super producer Adrian Yonge, ALA.NI now unveils the official video for the song. Directed by ALA.NI, the animated visuals courtesy of RUFFMERCY feature the singer performing the song whilst moving around with grace in an entracing manner.
South London-based group FYI Chris are slated to drop their forthcoming EP 'Black Dragon Loop' on November 13th. The record is the follow-up to their 2019 EP 'Elephant Road'. Comprised of three songs, the new work finds the duo weaving between the sounds of post-punk, electronica and house.
London-based songstress Iyamah has dropped her new EP 'Truth EP 2'. Containing enough songs to technically be an album, the 10-track project acts as the continuation to her previously released 'Truth EP 1' which landed back in 2019.
London band Two Tribes have unveiled their latest single 'Cruel Sensuality'. With the content revolving around introspection and the need to leave a turbulent relationship, the tune is powered by punchy electronic production that embodies aspects of the 90s rave scene.
Having dropped his warming track 'Tomorrow' earlier this year, Jake Isaac returns with his latest tune 'Good' featuring Tertia May. The lush ballad is kicks with head-nodding drums, a slow, funky bass line and feel-good guitar lines. The vocal dynamic between the two singers is utterly amazing, not to mention that gorgeous melodies swimming around the track.
Lonson's Kieron McIntosh aka House of EL is keeping the sultry and cosmic sound of soul alive with his new track 'You Don't Know My Name'. Incorporating elements of 70s smoked out funk, the slow, steamy cut is peppered with bluesy keys, rubberband bass line play and slick guitar riffs all topped off with McIntosh's insanely rich voice.
Daphne Guiness has unveiled her new video 'Heaven', directed by legendary photographer and director David LaChapelle. Delivering his signature hyper-surreal imagery, LaChapelle draws inspiration from the golden age of Hollywood with Daphne Guiness ever so stylishly dressed whilst being corted by a model looking guy.
