All posts tagged: music

ColoRising Interview with Georgia Mason

We are living in a period of time where musical freedom is at an all time high, yet uniqueness seems to buried underneath a mountain of acts all trying to be the be the next 'it' artist by virtually replicating the current trendy star of the moment. Georgia Mason is unique in more ways than a few. The obvious one lies in her vocals. Organically warm, her falsetto voice is like an instrument in itself, played like a lofty jazz musician who well understands his tool. Mason's next form of uniqueness is situated in her journey. Instead of trying to become the next internet sensation, she made treks over to Paris to learn and play with musicians and artists on the street. Mind you, this is after going through formal training. Perhaps this is why her music is like an art piece, something has lasting value...something that is certainly intriguing and ravishing.

Colleen ‘Cosmo’ Murphy Interview

With a mission to enhance the way listeners experience music, in 2010 Colleen Murphy created Classic Album Sundays, a communal LP listening event in North London where albums are played from start to finish on premium high fidelity audio gear. Coverage of CAS by the BBC as well as numerous publications internationally, helped the event’s popularity to spread globally with Classic Album Sundays now happening in various cities around the world.

ColoRising Exclusive Interview with Colleen ‘Cosmo’ Murphy

With a mission to enhance the way listeners experience music, in 2010 Colleen Murphy created Classic Album Sundays, a communal LP listening event in North London where albums are played from start to finish on premium high fidelity audio gear. Coverage of CAS by the BBC as well as numerous publications internationally, helped the event’s popularity to spread globally with Classic Album Sundays now happening in various cities around the world.

ColoRising Interview with Liar

Raw, uncut and unfettered is the music of Bucharest-based producer Liar. The unsparing boldness embedded within each track smacks you in the face like a playground bully. And no matter the direction of genre that he chooses to travel, the level of quality always remains undeniable. Perhaps this is why his songs have garnished support by the likes of Mary Ann Hobbs down to Jamie xx. Whether manipulating vocals in a haunting manner over rumbling bass or remaking tracks like Katy B's "5 A.M." into dark dance floor scorchers, Liar's production seems to steamroll over even the thought of cookie cutter electronica in today's market.

Kitsuné Party at the Roosevelt Hotel

Parisian record label and fashion brand Kitsuné Maison headed to America for the week of 14th-21st April, setting up a pop-up shop at the Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood, CA, as well as throwing a number of fashionably cool parties. Beginning with the HEARTSREVOLUTION "Ride or Die" album release party on 16th April, the company continued the festivities with DJ sets by French duo Jupiter and NY's Prince Language. Kitsuné rounded out the weekend on 20th April with a pool party featuring sets by Eli & Fur, Kilo Kish and Them Jeans.

Kitsuné Party at the Roosevelt Hotel

Parisian record label and fashion brand Kitsuné Maison headed to America for the week of 14th-21st April, setting up a pop-up shop at the Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood, CA, as well as throwing a number of fashionably cool parties. Beginning with the HEARTSREVOLUTION "Ride or Die" album release party on 16th April, the company continued the festivities with DJ sets by French duo Jupiter and NY's Prince Language. Kitsuné rounded out the weekend on 20th April with a pool party featuring sets by Eli & Fur, Kilo Kish and Them Jeans.

We Were Evergreen Interview

Good music should also be fun music - and nothing spells fun like the French-bred, London-based trio We Were Evergreen. Comprised of Fabienne Débarre, Michael Liot and William Serfas, their sound incorporates pop, indie, folk, electro and things in between, but not limited to any of those titles. It’s just well…brilliant music. In fact, their charming quirk adds to the band’s appeal, allowing them to weave through an array of musical styles, making full use of their talent as multi-instrumentalists. Their chemistry and energy projected as a band instantly pulls you into a sort of wonderland of joy.

ColoRising Interview with Zara McFarlane

To listen to Zara McFarlane sing is like being blessed by the first feeling of warmth of the morning sun. This is more than just an appreciation - this is beauty in all of its glory. It also begins to become vividly clear why McFarlane is not only looked upon in the same light as past jazz greats, but is considered to be one of the leading artists of the current generation of UK jazz vocalists. Her confidence is evident while her glowing smile creates a comforting welcome into her world. Unafraid to push the depths of her voice, Zara McFarlane is the singer’s singer who understands the true power that music has to offer as well as her ability and importance to deliver it in its purest form.

Zara McFarlane Interview

To listen to Zara McFarlane sing is like being blessed by the first feeling of warmth of the morning sun. This is more than just an appreciation - this is beauty in all of its glory. It also begins to become vividly clear why McFarlane is not only looked upon in the same light as past jazz greats, but is considered to be one of the leading artists of the current generation of UK jazz vocalists. Her confidence is evident while her glowing smile creates a comforting welcome into her world. Unafraid to push the depths of her voice, Zara McFarlane is the singer’s singer who understands the true power that music has to offer as well as her ability and importance to deliver it in its purest form.