Having recently shared their brilliant track 'Heaven', London duo Alpines now unveil a sharp video to accompany the track. Directed by Hugo Jenkins, the visuals display a series of individual situations all filmed in a stylish manner.
In a press statement pertaining to the video, Alpines wrote:
"For this video we worked closely with director Hugo Jenkins on the treatment. We wanted to try and represent the breadth of human emotion through a spectrum of incredible characters. That no matter who you are or where you are from, every person matters and every feeling matters."
South London's Tom Bem is set to drop his EP 'Beast Side' on August 5th. Setting off the record with his first single 'Hide and Seek', Bem has shared the official video for the track. The visuals chronicle the early stages of a couple exploring love and the complexities of quickly falling out of interest.
London vocalist Lola Godheld has had the eyes of the industry on her for a while now. Having collaborated with the likes of Chip, Mali Music, Yolanda Brown and more, she has also proved to be a powerhouse on her own with stellar singles such as 'Words'. Back with another fire starter of a tune, Godheld brings forth her latest single 'Can't Pull Me Down'. Produced by Victizzle, the song is taken from her forthcoming EP 'Black Water' which is set to drop during the Summer. We have a stream of 'Can't Pull Me Down' which you can listen to below.
Our girl Sarsha Simone continues to turn up the fire, this time with her latest track 'Casualty'. Melting together dark pop and steamy soul, the track has that extra bass bump that instantly commands you to nod your head with that extra bounce in the shoulders. The Australian vocalist and fashionista is definitely creating her own lane at the moment and owning the road in the process. Have a listen.
In terms of swagger, Kit Rice's tank is definitely full. Set to drop his new EP 'Living Life' officially on June 24th, the London vocalist covers multiple ground musically. The six-song release features three original tracks with three remixes of the song 'Dreaming' provided by DJ Fen, Christopher Blacc and Operator S. From the trap-sparking anthem 'Living Life' featuring The First Diamond to the spaced-out funk of 'Love Song', Rice performs like an acrobat of styles packing in enough bang for the buck on this record. 'Not Enough' is a smooth meshing of soulful house and UK garage, a definite highlight on the EP. Whilst the remixes tred future house and Hip-Hop waters, they act as more of a compliment to the originals which can surely stand on their own.
Again, it has to be something in the Swedish water with the amount of quality …
It's not everyday that a legend in music does a version of your original track. In the case of Stockholm's Marlene, Giorgio Moroder covered her song ' I Do This For You', which was placed on his current LP 'Déjà Vu'.
Marlene now returns with a Summer bubbler entitled 'All I Want'. The feel-good cut shines with a warm emission of electronic pop, light r&b and even a notch of UK garage. You can expect to hear the track all throughout the season!
