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Spanish House music producer, DJ, and founder of Groovy Riddim Records, Bonetti lands on the iconic KMS Records with his new EP ‘Just Wanna Touch Me’. Drawing inspiration from the timeless energy of classic House music, the release delivers a groove-driven collection designed to capture the movement, energy, and spirit of the dance floor. ‘Just Wanna Touch Me’ channels that inspiration into a release that looks to the foundations of House music while remaining firmly connected to today’s dance floors. Built around grooves, infectious energy, and a timeless club sensibility, the EP reflects Bonetti’s deep understanding of what makes House…
Fabolous surprises his fans with the release of a new freestyle. The tune is titled “Lorena” and comes with an accompanying video. Hopefully, we can expect a new project from the artist to drop later this year. Listen and watch below: Share on Social Mediaxfacebooklinkedinemailwhatsapp View Original Article Here
It’s no secret that americana music in all its colorful variations has been prevalent and in vogue for years now as countless bands and singer/songwriters from the last two decades have found success filtering their music through distinctly alt-country lenses. Still to this day, you can hardly swing a dead cat without hitting a band with one or more of these elements: raw storytelling, organic instruments, gritty rhythms and sincere emotion over pop or rock bombast. To join these ranks is both a blessing and a curse. On one hand, there’s a huge demand for this music, but on the…
A new documentary about late, legendary Rush drummer Neil Peart is to receive its world premiere next month at the Toronto International Film Festival.Directed by Scot McFadyen and Sam Dunn, the team behind 2010’s acclaimed Rush documentary Beyond The Lighted Stage, as well as Iron Maiden: Flight 666 and the Metal Evolution documentary series, Neil Peart: No One’s Disciple, will premiere on September 16, with a subsequent public screening on September 19. The 96-minute film will also air on Canada’s CBC network on September 23 as part of the series The Passionate Eye.According to a press release, Neil Peart: No…
Bloodstock crowdBloodstock 2026 – Thursday/FridayCatton Hall, Derbyshire6th-9th August 2026Bloodstock’s 25th anniversary gathering; a celebration of all things metal. A weekend for savouring the past, of sometimes brutal sounds and brutal heat, of tongue in cheek theatricality, great community spirit, . . . and dinosaurs.Let’s begin with a spoiler. Your reviewer’s a Bloodstock virgin. As for metal sub genres, he struggles to differentiate thrash and death metal. Doom, he’d recognise, but as for metalcore, grindcore and beyond, well he’s little idea. A handful of bands he’s seen before but mostly this is an outsider’s take on this gathering of metal clans.Extended…
Based out of New Plymouth, New Zealand, singer-songwriter “Paul Martin” delivers a rush of pure optimism on “A Beautiful Thing”.It’s a truly beautiful track with a bright opening filled with Americana and country-leaning guitars and banjo strings. It is so vibrant right from the get-go, and well within the first minute I knew that I’d be delving into his previous tracks…. an uplifting, vibrant folk-rock anthem bursting with warm Americana textures and pure optimism.This new offering is his first since his EP “Carousel” came out in 2025 and is a shining example of Paul’s skills as a musician and vocalist.Filled…
In the last few years, Getdown Services – the duo of Ben Sadler and Josh Law – have gone from being an underground outfit with a cult following, to selling out entire tours, playing Later… With Jools Holland and being selected to perform as part of Harry Styles’ Meltdown festival. Since forming “accidentally” in lockdown, the pair – originally from Minehead and now based in Bristol – soon grew a reputation for playing raucous high-octane shows, usually shirtless and dripping in sweat, while performing a concoction of genre-fluid tunes that range from slick electro to lo-fi garage rock, with lyrics…
“If an Emmy nomination can’t get you a second season, what can as a Black actor?” Why do people of colour face disparities in cinema? Whether it’s the backlash that comes with securing protagonist roles or the threat of shows being discontinued, Laviea Thomas looks at what drives it. Ada Enechi “Everybody understands gender politics, but they can’t understand race politics,” Buzzfeed creative director and acclaimed film critic, Ada Enechi, tells me over a Zoom call. While there are no textbook definitions of ‘blind casting’ and ‘lazy storytelling,’ both concepts remain as barriers in cinema, often creating racial challenges. Prime…
Brunch Electronik Festival brought its fourth edition to a close after welcoming 65,000 attendees to Parc del Fòrum on 7, 8 and 9 August. Over three days, more than 90 artists transformed Barcelona into one of Europe’s leading electronic music hubs. Local audiences accounted for 80% of attendees, a figure that reaffirmed the festival’s deep roots in Barcelona and its close relationship with the city’s community. The 2026 edition combined a first-class international programme with support for emerging and local talent, new stage designs and a series of improvements focused on sustainability, accessibility and audience wellbeing. With its licence at…
Chat Pile‘s heralded debut albumGod’s Countrydepicted a particularly American flavour of dread, and their 2024 LPCool Worldshowed a cruel planet defined by global systemic violence. Now, Chat Pilereturn withWho Loves the Sun, an album that peels back the skin on how a collective indifference for a decaying world defines this new century. Spanning imagery of coastlines devouring cities as a result of inaction on climate change, the dread of working dead-end jobs, and the species’ collective submission to data-driven inauthenticity,Who Loves the Sundepicts the common experience of existing in a doom loop which feeds the malaise that permeates all aspects…
Noctule have unleashed the second track from their forthcoming Extinguish Thy Flame album, the haunting Goddess Of Rot. As with all things Noctule – the solo venture of Svalbard singer/guitarist Serena Cherry – it’s based around the video game Elden Ring, namely big boss Malenia. Within this, it’s also a look at loss, sacrifice and endings. “Honestly? I think this is the solo song that Svalbard fans will appreciate the most,” she says of the new song. “It has the big reverb-drenched leads, the pretty-yet-sad harmonies, a balance of emotional screams and delicate clean singing. It’s the slowest and least…
Lucy Bown, bassist for London-via-York riot-grrl band BitchCraft comments on their inspirations, relationship and much more! Bitchcraft Talk to me about some of the best bits about recording ‘Trial By Fire’ – two or three of your favourite experiences? We feel just the very nature of making Trial by Fire, it being our debut album, was a crazy, energising, exhausting, beautiful whirlwind of a project for which we’re so so grateful! Hearing the songs we’d been performing on stage day in day out translated into tangible tracks was probably the craziest part of the whole experience. Even before that though,…