Against the Current and their video for Young & Relentless finally arrives after teasing fans with an acoustic live version filmed in Leicester a few weeks back. Just like we have come […]
Song of the Day: Against the Current – Young & Relentless
Song of the Day: Gorgon City – Zoom Zoom ft. Wyclef Jean
When you take the slick musicianship of Gorgon City and add the vocal stylings of Wyclef Jean to the mix – who by the way, sounds as good as ever – you […]
Song of the Day: BANKS – Gemini Feed
With the second single off of her new album Altar which has yet to be released, BANKS is not resting on her laurels. With Gemini Feed she gives us a song with […]
Song of the Day: Florence + The Machine – Too Much Is Never Enough
The last album by Florence + The Machine was good, but she has really outdone herself after having released a few tracks from Final Fantasy XV of which Too Much Is Never […]
Monday Mixin’s – Windrunner
Pengrove’s latest mix features some truly wonderful music from fifteen diverse indie, folk and alternative artists. If in need of something different to listen to, this is the playlist that will occupy […]
Song of the Day: John Waite – Missing You
A classic from John Waite!
Song of the Day: Tinashe – Superlove
Superlove came out some time ago and now we finally have the video and it finds Tinashe as a lifeguard having to save various men from the ocean, most of whom are […]
Song of the Day: Glades – Speechless
Incredible song by Glades that starts off deceptively slow and picks up into a real robust and exciting track. With some strong vocals to accompany it, Speechless is a perfect bit of […]
Song of the Day: Anderson .Paak – The Season / Carry Me / The Waters
Anderson .Paak is fast becoming one of the greatest voices in hip hop and neo soul. The man is smart and inventive, writes great lyrics and knows how to carry a tune. […]
Song of the Day: Bamiyah – Hero (Kultur Remix)
This remix of Bamiyah’s Hero is a nice, easy-going affair thanks to Kultur and quite unique on top of that. A really great listen.
