The Letterboxd film roundup (March – April 2023)
Hey folks! Welcome back to the somewhat monthly Letterboxd film roundup. Haven’t seen as many films this past month, partyContinue Reading
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Music: Profusion- Where Do I Begin?
K15’s smooth and synth-heavy production accompanies Emeson’s soulful voice and introspective lyrics exploring themes of love and self-fulfilment on Profusion’sContinue Reading
Music: Bei Bei & Shawn Lee – Year of the Funky
‘Year of the Funky’ is the second studio album from the wonderful due of Bei Bei (荷蓓蓓) and Shawn Lee.Continue Reading
Music: LoVibe – idk why but I miss you ノノ
Crazy flips, vocal samples and a synth heavy dance vibe is what you will get with LoVibe’s new tape ‘idkContinue Reading
Music: Makadem & Behr- Nyako EP
The new On The Corner Records release is a blissful mix between traditional African instrumentation and contemporary production. South AfricanContinue Reading
Music: Nubya Garcia- Nubya’s 5ive
One of the more exciting things about writing and supporting music is seeing a musician’s growth. Nubya Garcia has beenContinue Reading
Music: lojii & Swarvy- DUE RENT
Released back in 31st March 2017 on Fresh Selects, rapper lojii and producer Swarvy crafted one of the rawest hip-hopContinue Reading
Music: Mohdalsoul- Kinnected LP
Vibe Music Collective are true ambassadors of the underground LA hip-hop/scene scene. The members of this collective include Iman Omari,Continue Reading
Music: Moonchild- Voyager
Moonchild have been for years establishing themselves as one of the best neo-soul groups around. On their third album ‘Voyager,’Continue Reading
Music: The Heliocentrics: ‘A World of Masks”
As a group which embodies and masters the notion of musical diversity, their fourth studio album ‘A World of Masks’Continue Reading
Film: Revisiting a Stanley Kubrick classic: ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ (1968)
“Perceived as one of the greatest films of all time, Stanley Kubrick’s 1968 masterpiece “2001: A Space Odyssey” has become subject to many philosophical analyses over the years. Stylistically poignant, beautifully shot and abstract in story, it is a difficult but powerful film to digest on first listen. The slow pace of the film is hypnotising, and with minimal dialogue, the emphasis is on how the cinematography and soundtrack evoke feelings of sadness, anger, inspiration and despair.”
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