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Some of the songs I loved on the night were All I Want, B With Me, Stamp Reject and All in One Day. All of which sounded incredible live. But the ones I really want to talk about are Roll On, Just for You, Why? and Scandalous.Roll On, My favourite song of the night! It’s hard to believe the song is 25 years old; it sounds like it was made yesterday. A timeless song, and that’s exactly how their performance felt. For a few minutes I got totally lost in the song and couldn’t drop smiling as I watched them…
Bringing together two generations of Atlanta rap, “Backwards” sees Quavo and T.I. trade verses over a track inspired by the city’s nightlife. Its Supo Supreme directed visual pushes the concept further with surreal choreography, reversed sequences and the pair performing against a huge Atlanta inspired flag, paying homage to their city’s hip hop legacy.QRÖMELIFE finds Quavo reflecting on experience, perseverance and personal evolution, with Pharrell overseeing the project as executive producer. Previous tastes of the record have already taken Quavo into very different spaces, with “HAAVIN” soundtracking the opening of Pharrell’s Louis Vuitton Spring Summer 2027 Men’s Show in Paris…
Based out of Los Angeles, DIY pop artist and Toy Story 3 star Emily Ricks is back with her upbeat new single, “Can’t Catch Me”. This is not the first time that we have written a review of one of her songs, and you can probably see why from how upbeat her music is…. avibrant, 2000s-inspired indie pop gem bursting with infectious energy and synths.Growing up with new music in the late 2000s, I was exposed to a lot of vibrant and upbeat indie pop songs, and this reminds me of something from that era—something that, for example, The Ting…
Opeth had spent 20 years on the Swedish metal scene when they turned their attention to their 10th album. But 2011’s Heritage wasn’t more of the same – to the horror of some fans, they toned down the aggressive growling vocals and distorted guitars, and embraced the prog tendencies they’d always hinted at. That year, band leader Mikael Åkerfeldt talked us through the process. You could say it was inevitable. Album after album, the death metal roots from which Opeth sprang were trimmed away, exposing a beautiful progressive rock blossom. And while the aggressive growls and heavy distortion were still…
Photo by Xavier Badosa.This surreal cut from Bob Dylan’s 1978 album Street-Legal can be interpreted in many ways. Dylan himself has offered many different explanations of the song’s intricate lyrics, often contradicting his earlier descriptions. Whatever the story, or stories, this is a fine piece of performance art and one of Dylan’s best from the 1970s. The front cover of the album Street-Legal has Dylan standing at the bottom of a flight of steps, coat in hand. Is he waiting for someone to tell him which way to go, checking that the coast is clear, or looking out for Señor?Played…
England-based outfit Last Crash has recently shared a cinematic masterpiece with “Will You Miss Me When I’m Gone”…. anepic, rain-soaked cinematic masterpiece built for massive festival main stages.Led by singer-songwriter Darren Clarke alongside producer Matt Cotterill and keyboardist Lorna Keene, the UK act has recently released quite the stunning new offering.What is more astonishing is that this is the outfit’s second-ever single, but it sounds like the kind of track that has been written to close the Glastonbury music festival on a Sunday (whilst there is rain pouring throughout the sky and flags fluttering everywhere). It is incredibly cinematic, with…
In this new entry in our ‘Diamonds In The Rough’ category, we would like to introduce you to upcoming artist B Soulo and his brand new album titledDURAGS THE SUN. A rebrand can be more than a change of name. For Chicago lyricist B Soulo, the transition from Blac Kami to B Soulo represents a deeper return to the sound, identity, and perspective that have always been within him. His new album, DURAGS THE SUN, is the official pivot into that world, a soulful Hip-Hop project shaped by honesty, reflection, cultural memory, and an unmistakable love for lyricism. From the…
Tony Iommi has revealed that he turned down the opportunity to record a final Black Sabbath album with the band’s original lineup.In an exclusive interview in the new issue of Classic Rock, Iommi reveals that Andrew Watt, who produced Ozzy Osbourne’s final two albums, 2020’s Ordinary Man and 2022’s Patient Number 9, had approached him in the early 2020s about making a Sabbath album with the original lineup. Read our exclusive interview with Tony Iommi inthe new issue of Classic Rock. “I’d met Andrew Watt when he was producing Ozzy,” says Iommi. “He was very keen and a bit too…
On its face, the choice to put a band the size of Vienna Vienna in a venue the size of Oporto in Leeds seems peculiar. That’s not to demean either, Oporto rightly has a reputation as an exquisite live music venue and Vienna Vienna would dominate any room they were put in. Upon arrival, the reason for this choice became clear. Leeds is a city with such a strong indie heritage, with the legendary Brudenell and contemporary indie heavyweights Yard Act combined with its strong pedigree of up and coming pop-punk with it being the home of Slam-Dunk, Key Club…
One of the most underrated films of the past year, Nia DaCosta’s Hedda embraces a forbidden romance with the flavour of betrayal and revenge to tell a story of happiness, sexual tension and class struggle. Reuniting with collaborator Tessa, they explore the undertaking of Henrik Ibsen’s classical play. Initially controversial at the time of release, it has since found new life with great appreciation shown for tackling a taboo topic, as well as embracing queer romance and the complexity of women, without playing on stereotypes at the time. Director Nia has envisioned this film for 7 or so years. After…
Here’s our weekly overview of Hip-Hop and R&B album sales in the U.S., along with an update on where each album ranks on the Billboard 200 chart – this time for week 36 of 2026. This week’s recap includes the first-week sales of the 20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition of Beyoncé’s B’DAY album, which debuts at No. 8. Source: HITS Daily Double Chart # Artist(s) Album title Sales Sales + Streams 7 Rod Wave Don’t Look Down 288 39,848 8 Beyoncé B’DAY (20th ANNIVERSARY DELUXE EDITION) 15,911 36,998 *DEBUT* 9 Drake ICEMAN 53 36,370 17 Post Malone The Diamond Collection 480…
After dropping the song itself earlier this week, John Legend shares the official video for his new single “Daylight”. The singer’s new album Muse album will hit stores on October 23rd and will entirely be produced by Pharrell. Watch the visuals below: View Original Article Here