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Coco Jones returns with some fresh music. The R&B artist surprises her fans with the release of a new single, titled “Body So Tea”. Hopefully, we can expect a new Coco Jones project to drop later this year. Listen below: Share on Social Mediaxfacebooklinkedinemailwhatsapp View Original Article Here
The-Dream’s long-awaited follow-up to his classic albumLove/Hate is finally here!Love/Hate II contains 17 songs and features from Rick Ross, Usher, T.I. and more. The video for the song “Be My Lady” featuring T.I. is also out. Listen to the full project and watch the video below: View Original Article Here
There are wrestling books that are basically just lists: matches, belts, towns, a few wild road stories. Dan Spivey’s book, The Dangerous Truth isn’t one of those. From the first few pages, it hits with a very different energy. It’s bleakly funny, self-deprecating and brutally honest about the years lost to drink and drugs, the broken relationships, the chaos of the business. At one point in our chat, he sums up his old lifestyle with a single, savage line: “I probably snorted a couple of Rolls Royces in my day, you know.” He’s not boasting. He’s almost bewildered that he’s…
The Wedding Present have been confirmed as headliners for the second LOUDER THAN WAR LIVEfestival on 13 March 2027!30% Off Off Early Bird tickets are available for the festival through this link:The band, who are commemorating 35 years since the release of their pivotal album Seamonsters, have been confirmed as the headlining act for the second iteration of Louder Than War Live at The Academy building on Oxford Road in Manchester. The Wedding Present headline Academy 2 on Saturday the 13t March. A full line up of bands will be announced shortly, making a whole day of live music across…
When you’ve spent well over a decade travelling the world as a hairdresser, what comes next? Credit: Amy Russell For rock photographer Amy Russell, the answer to that was simple. Go back to her first love, and hit the road with her favourite band. Growing up, the Amy dreamed of working in the music industry, and she can still remember driving to Brighton “pretty much any day there was a show on”, blagging her way in to interview and review whoever was on. Fast forward a few years, and Soundsphere is chatting to her on a rooftop terrace with Bowling…
We’ve officially reached the point where it’s so hot that we don’t want to go outside anymore. But who needs sun, sea and socialising, anyway? We’ve got a brand-new week of heavy metal bangers to listen to!Before we dive into that, though, let’s look at the results of last week’s poll. Metalcore up-and-comers Koh put in a respectable showing, receiving 31 percent of our readers’ votes, but the far-and-away champions were goth metal institution Moonspell and their throwback track The Great Wolf In The Sky. Congrats, chaps! Your prize money is in the mail.*Now, beneath a ceiling fan that’s been…
‘Flowers’ follows the success of recent single ‘I’ll Be Your Friend’, which earned support from Spotify editorial playlists and airplay across BBC Radio 1, 6 Music and Radio 2, alongside praise from publications including Clash and The Line of Best Fit. Ruti has also been selected for YouTube’s Foundry Rising programme and recently performed alongside Teddy Swims, Alanis Morissette and Hemlocke Springs, with a BBC Introducing Stage appearance at Latitude Festival also on the horizon.Born in Essex and now based in London, Ruti has built a reputation for effortlessly blending genres while pairing powerful songwriting with an unmistakable vocal. If…
Speaking about the track, SABRI explains that it was inspired by one of the darkest periods of her life, when she felt overwhelmed by her thoughts and emotions. Through conversations with God and a growing sense of purpose, the song became a turning point, a declaration of strength and a refusal to let fear or negativity define her.Raised in Amsterdam by a Moroccan father and Algerian mother, SABRI has steadily built a reputation for blending elements of R&B, soul, pop and afrobeats into a distinctive sound. Following collaborations with artists including Full Crate, Yung Bleu and Olamide, as well as…
The track builds on the themes of REDSTAR WU & THE WORLDWIDE SCOURGE, a record that has been widely praised for its fearless commentary on modern life, blending experimental production with sharp lyricism and deeply personal reflections. The album has already earned acclaim from the likes of The Guardian, NME, MOJO, DIY and Pitchfork, while debuting at No. 3 on the ARIA Albums Chart and topping Australia’s vinyl chart.Owusu has also been taking the new material on the road, playing festivals across Europe and selling out headline shows in London and Paris following an Australian tour. More European festival appearances…
Pikes Presents x Back To Mine returns to 528 Ibiza on Tuesday, July 21st, 2026, welcoming Sasha and John Digweed back to the island following their standout debut at the venue last summer. Taking place across multiple stages, the event brings together a lineup of international artists for another open-air to late-night musical journey at one of Ibiza’s most distinctive venues. Set across its open-air Garden, indoor club space and, new for 2026, the Forest Stage, 528 Ibiza provides a multi-space setting that transitions naturally from sunset through to late-night performances. The evening begins in the Garden before moving into…
Swiss trio D.J.S. make their return with Coming Home, a new collaboration with vocalist Ode, released via Tortuga. Comprised of Dymos, Jay Fase and Shizzo, D.J.S. have quickly carved out a name for themselves with their emotive blend of melodic deep house and atmospheric electronic music. Alongside releases on labels including Unreleased Records, the trio have performed at renowned events and venues such as Caprices Festival, Montreux Jazz Festival, Club Chinois Ibiza and Eden Ibiza, while continuing to build their own event concept, ODYS. Their latest single, Coming Home, captures the feeling of those unforgettable sunrise moments shared on the…
Hull has always had a way of breeding its own kind of quiet revolution. Away from the usual northern clichés and well-trodden cultural narratives, the city’s most interesting work is often done by people who don’t wait for permission. For more than a decade, Browse Magazine has been one of those projects, a grassroots platform archiving Hull’s youth culture, counterculture and subcultures with stubborn consistency and DIY heart. Now, founder Mike White is taking the biggest step in Browse’s history: transforming it into a Community Interest Company (CIC) and launching a dedicated multi-purpose cultural space in the city. It’s not…