Weekly Roundup (23rd March – 29th March)
Hey everyone! I would say happy Sunday, but these lockdowns all around the world don’t seem to be going anywhereContinue Reading
Category: Music
The subdued yet catchy nature of Childish Gambino's 4th studio album 3.15.20 is a step away from his otherwise experimental soundscapes
Childish Gambino albums seem like a rarity these days. He released his third studio album “Awaken, My Love!” just overContinue Reading
Weekly Roundup (16th March – 22nd March)
Hey everyone hope you’re staying safe and indoors! It’s been a tough couple of weeks and it looks like we’llContinue Reading
The mysticism and allure of Jay Electronica's presence in hip-hop is translated poignantly on his long-awaited debut album A Written Testimony
It’s surreal to be even talking about Jay Electronica’s debut album as something that actually exists in this universe. ForContinue Reading
Tribal, soulful and gut-wrenching, Shabaka & the Ancestors fire on all cylinders with their new album We Are Sent Here By History
Shabaka & the Ancestors are a jazz octet led by the supremely talented London-based tenor saxophonist and composer Shabaka Hutchings. They blew ontoContinue Reading
Weekly Roundup (9th March – 15th March)
Hey everyone! Happy Sunday if I can call it that. Hope you’re all safe and healthy amidst this Coronovirus pandemic.Continue Reading
Punchy, catchy and always soulful, Four Tet’s new album Sixteen Oceans is a colourful and welcome addition to his rich discography
My introduction to Four Tet’s expansive electronic sound came with 2010’s incredible There Is Love in You. Combining a mixtureContinue Reading
Weekly Roundup – 2nd March – 8th March
Happy Sunday everyone, hope you’ve all had a good week! It’s been a busy few days and I’m really tryingContinue Reading
Suddenly, Caribou’s first album in 6 years, is a colourful and soulful body of work that matches the enigmatic aura of his previous albums
Canadian electronic musician Dan Snaith aka Caribou has been at the forefront of some of the most exciting music ofContinue Reading
Haleek Maul’s reflective and inward-looking new album Errol deals with loss and growth beautifully
It’s crazy to think that Haleek Maul was only 16 when he dropped his excellent debut EP Oxyconteen back in 2012.Continue Reading
