“I’ve found the making of the Cry Power podcast to be enlightening and inspiring. Sitting down with people I have such admiration for and hearing the stories of how they sought to make a change with what was available to them has been encouraging and uplifting.”
Rising artist of the moment, Twinnie, has today revealed a mesmerising acoustic version of her single ‘Social Babies’. The track, which was play-listed at BBC Radio 2, is a taste of Twinnie’s upcoming debut record, set for release in spring 2020.
“Photographs have always done something weird to how we tell stories,” says Javaad Alipoor. “As Susan Sontag pointed out, they have a way of freezing time, and making things look like they start, stop or at least pause at certain places.
After a chance meeting with some posh kids, his Mum teaching him to talk properly on the phone, and successfully persuading his parents to take him off free school meals, Scottee knew he didn’t want to be common.
Craig will talk about his life from Australia to the West End to Strictly, reveals a wealth of backstage gossip with his trademark wit and candour, and gives a very special performance of some of the music which has been the soundtrack to his career.
Chart-topping artist Becky Hill has this week dropped the new 13 track record Get To Know; a collection of the songwriter’s massive hits to date plus four brand new songs.
D-Block Europe are the hottest urban artists in the UK and they’ve had no traditional promo to get there and already sold out the first leg of their tour, including 2 nights at Alexandra Palace (capacity 10k)
“Fabian Secon has emerged as a front-runner within the landscape of future-facing R&B”—Complex
“’We may have songs with darkness, but that doesn’t mean we can’t look to the light. ‘Violet’ is wildly optimistic and for the video we find ourselves in an abandoned building and this time we aren’t feeling sorry for ourselves.”
“At this stage of my career, I could do one of those dark reflective albums looking back on my life and all that kind of stuff that people tend to do at a certain age,” Mick Hucknall admits. “But I thought sod that! I wanted to make something punchy. I want to have a good time.”