Author: Amanda Collins
Tamtam brings a masterclass in indie dance allure, effortlessly blending hypnotic rhythms with ethereal vocals on the new song “You Don’t Have to Know”. The track pulls listeners into a shimmering soundscape where dreamy synths intertwine with crisp percussion, creating a pulse that’s impossible to resist. Tamtam’s voice floats above the production with a delicate confidence, each lyric feeling intimate yet universal, inviting the listener to lose themselves in the moment. The song’s production shines in it’s layers of sparkling electronics ebb and flow, building tension before releasing into euphoric, danceable choruses that linger long after the track ends. It’s…
JOA brings a delicate, haunting exploration of love’s illusions on the new song “Even If It’s a Lie” The song does a grand job of drawing you into a world where desire and denial collide. JOA’s vocals pack intensity and emotion, painting the portrait of someone watching the slow drift of affection, desperate to rekindle what’s slipping away. The production brings urgency in each guitar strum matched with subtle percussion, creating a backdrop that mirrors the ache of unrequited longing. The writing captures the raw honesty of clinging to someone who no longer feels the same, balancing self-deception with heart-wrenching…
STANHEAD delivers pure magic on his new deep house single “Let You Go“. This track is the definition of emotive electronic music, pulling you in instantly with its immersive atmosphere and smooth production. The music is steady and hypnotic, built around lush textures and deep basslines that create the perfect score for the vision that comes to life. Layered over it all are soft, intimate vocals that glide through with effortless emotion. The lyrics capture the bittersweet weight of release, making the record resonate on both a physical and emotional level. Its balance shines while the production is ready to…
Fifteen years in, British alt-rockers Deaf Havana are still rewriting their own rulebook. With their forthcoming seventh album, We’re Never Getting Out (out this Friday 3rd October via So Recordings & Civilians), frontman James Veck-Gilodi steers the band into its most personal territory yet – a record born from scrapping an entire finished album, starting fresh with close friends, and rediscovering why he makes music in the first place. Music Feeds spoke to James about rebuilding his creative process, enlisting old mates from The 1975 and Lewis Capaldi’s band, and how writing these songs helped him face down some of…
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“Jay-Z is a funny guy.” That’s what someone on X said regarding another tweet saying that White Christian Nationalists are going to lose it over the news that Bad Bunny was picked to perform at the Super Bowl. And of course, they were right: jokes flew, memes were made. One Bad Bunny fan page posted a screenshot of one of his performances with the closed captions saying, “speaking non-english, singing in non-english.” Then there was the other side of the spectrum where I saw someone replying to multiple tweets referring to the Puerto Rican superstar as “Speedy Gonzalez,” the type of old-school racism that you can’t help but chuckle at when you come across it. My group chats…
Last month Canadian MP Vince Gasparro announced in a video on social media that Kneecap were banned from Canada, meaning upcoming shows in Toronto and Vancouver would not be able to go ahead. One of his justifications for that ban was the pending criminal case against the band’s Mo Chara in the UK.Following the dismissal of that case on Friday, there has been speculation that the ban may be lifted. However, it’s not yet known if that will happen, or – for that matter – if there ever was an actual ban in the first place. Because, as of Monday,…
New South Wales Police have said they will “review and consider” a ruling made in the Australian courts yesterday in which a woman was awarded AUS$93,000 in damages in relation to an unlawful strip search that she was forced to endure at the Splendour In The Grass music festival back in 2018. Judge Dina Yehia ruled that a NSW police officer was “entirely wrong” to assume that a strip search was justified simply because a drug detection dog “sniffed towards” festival-goer Raya Meredith at the 2018 event. “The actions of the searching police officer went far beyond those objectively necessary for…
After about four years of on-and-off dating, Young Thug and Mariah the Scientist have split. Thugger confirmed that Mariah broke up with him during an appearance on Adin Ross’ stream on Tuesday night (Sept. 30). Explore See latest videos, charts and news “I got broke up, n—a,” he explained to Ross after the streamer thought Thug was still in a relationship. “I got a girl. She probably don’t got a boyfriend, but I got a girl.” There had been rumors of a recent split between Thugger and Mariah, but nothing was confirmed. However, fans thought they could’ve still been together…
Louis Tomlinson has announced his new album ‘How Did I Get Here?’, along with new single ‘Lemonade’ and details of 2026 UK and European tour dates. The new album will be the first from former One Direction member since his sophomore solo record, ‘Faith In The Future’, which arrived in 2022. After dropping hints with fans last month, he has now confirmed that it will be released on January 23 – visit here to pre-order. Tomlinson has also shared the funk-inspired lead single ‘Lemonade’, which comes rife with groove-heavy guitars, thumping percussion and charismatic, flirty vocals. “The most important thing was…