Wednesday, 10 December 2014
New Music: K Michelle, G FrSH, David O and Debrah Rose [VIDEOS]
Wednesday, 3 December 2014
Review: Urban Revolution Live - Tony Supreme, Ojerime, PBGR, Oscar #WorldPeace and Miraa May
The night consisted of some of the UK's biggest emerging talent including PBGR, Miraa May, Tony Supreme, Oscar #WorldPeace, Ojerime, Malick IV and Hydrd.
Last but not least Miss Miraa May stole the show, I loved her performance not because she has an amazing voice but she has character. Whilst performing she gave an introduction to each song and we were able to see her personality. She spoke about her guitar, musical direction and life. It was nice to see personality and charisma in a performance. We also got to meet her alter ego Mizla May, who raps and will clash anybody.
Overall this was a great night at Urban Revolution Live, not only did they have great talent they had networking opportunities. Whether your an artist or just a fan of music Urban Revolution Live will be a night you'll enjoy!
Friday, 21 November 2014
New Music: Beyonce - 7/11
Saturday, 15 November 2014
One To Watch: Irish Rapper Rejjie Snow by Victor (Guest Writer)
This discovery came about after an hour of searching online for some talented underground rappers, who: one didn’t come from London and two whose name was not associated with ‘young’ in some way.If that’s not news enough, a rapper …….from Dublin, he is also signed to Elton John, yes I said Elton John .Yes the same Elton with the shades, who always seems to be accompanied by his piano.
After giving his music a listen I call him the Rejjie the ‘Irish Tyler' * Tyler the creator that is * This is because just like Tyler he adopts a somewhat dark tonality to a lot of his music, along with the recurring spooky voice that they both infuse into their rhymes.
The first visual, which caught my eye was his video for ‘Lost in Empathy ‘which seems to centre on the persecution of Albinos in Tanzania.
I would advise you all to give’ Rejovich’ a listen, that’s his debut EP. The opening track ‘Loveleen’ starts with a loop of ‘Money, Bitches, Hoes, Greed, Pussy, Lord knows’. This would be a starter kit for rappers in regards to topics to focus on. I really enjoy what he does with this song because instead of stereotypical gangster rap, associated with these type of topics he takes a different approach. Intricate wordplay and conceptual metaphors Rejjie does well in giving us a better insight into him as a character.
I for one cannot wait to see what he has up his sleeve next.
Tuesday, 11 November 2014
Album Review: Teyana Taylor - VII
Monday, 10 November 2014
New Music - Sneakbo, Nicki Minaj, Drake, Future and Lil Wayne
P Reign feat. Drake & Future - DnF
Nicki Minaj - Only (Audio) ft. Drake, Lil Wayne, Chris Brown
Saturday, 1 November 2014
New Music : October Round Up
Meek Mill Feat Lil Boosie - Fuck you mean?
Saturday, 25 October 2014
The UK Mavin Concert [Review]
I throughly enjoyed the concert, prior to the Mavin's performance they had a few UK acts open up for them including Mazi Chukz and LTEE and Tilla.
Friday, 24 October 2014
Westfield Music Cube Preview Party
Westfield's are launching a new concept called Music Cube. Music Cube is about changing the way we hear music and enjoy music. The cube is a soundproof box that has an artist performing in it, the only way to hear the artist is through Sennheiser headphones.
I throughly enjoyed my Music Cube experience. On arrival I was greeted and offered some champagne. After walking around a bit taking pictures I was greeted by a representative from Sennheiser. She was really friendly and invited me to try out their recently launched Urbantie headphones. At first glance I thought they looked nice but were very big however when I put them on they weren't big at all. I just needed to adjust the sides a bit to fit my headshape. Once on I began to love them, very soft and comfortable on the ears. Intially they were connected to an Ipod so I pressed play and listened, the heaphones were good but the music on the Ipod wasn't to my taste, so I couldn't get the full experience. I asked the Sennheiser rep if I could connect it to my phone which is an Andriod phone. Once connected to my phone and playing my music I had a better experience with the headphones. I put the volume on full blast and zoned out! The only downside to the Urbantie headphones is that their specfic to brands for example if you have an Andriod device you buy the Urbantie headphone for Andriod. As well as this I wasn't a fan of the colour, but was told they come in multiple colours and sizes so that isn't really a negative.
Following on from that I went on to take some 'Ear love' selfies in Sennheiser selfie booth which was fun.
By now the Music Cube experience was in full swing. We were given Sennheisser headphones to enjoy the performance by headline act Professor Green. I still find it amazing how Westfield's came up with concept, the headphones were not connected to the cube at all yet you could still hear the performances clearly with perfect sound.
Music Cube will be at both Westfield's over the next two weeks with nummerous acts performaning. I would advise everyone to head to the nearest Westfield's and enjoy the experience.
Tuesday, 14 October 2014
New Music: Lola Godheld, Bobby Shmurda and Teyana Taylor
Monday, 13 October 2014
Concert Diaries: Pharrell William's 'Dear Girl' Tour
A lot of people think that Pharrell is a new artist which he mentioned whilst on stage, however true Hip Hop/Pharell fans know that his career has spun over 10 years.
One of my all time favourite Pharrell songs would be 'I just wanna love you' which he featured on in 2009. When he performed the chorus the levels of my excitement went through the roof. Although it was clear that a lot of the crowd weren't aware of what the song was, they jumped and shared in the excitement. This could be due to Pharrell's band and dancers who were very lively and energetic. It was almost as if the band and dancers were giving you a show also.
During the interval Pharell's dancers 'The BAES' performed with backing music of songs that Pharell had featured/produced including Drop Like Its Hot by Snoop Dog, Blurred Lines By Robin Thicke and Can I Have It Like That? Feat Gwen Stafani.
Another highlight from the show was when Pharrell performed 'Frontin', I enjoyed this performance because Frontin is the song that solidified my interest Pharell's music. He performed it exactly the way he sang it when it was released it in 2003, high energy but smooth and controlled.
To close the show he performed his biggest hit to date, Happy, the song that automatically makes you smile. As he performed confetti flew in the air and his last words were along the lines of love life and be happy.
All in all I would rate the show very highly, great energy and great music. Pharrell showed the growth he's had in his career. Over the past decade Pharrell has brought out great hits and its nice to see him finally getting the credit he deserves.
Wednesday, 8 October 2014
New Music: Tamar Braxton Feat Future, Jaden Smith, Keyshia Cole Feat Future, G Unit & Keyshia Cole
Keyshia Cole - Believer
Tuesday, 7 October 2014
Westfield launches the Music Cube - MNEK First Announced Act
Tuesday, 30 September 2014
Art Meets Music: Koby Martin, Marco Polo, Samuel King & More Creativity
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| Koby Martin |
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| Koby Martin |
Another artist that caught my attention was Marco Polo, his work is quite different from Koby Martin. Marco Polo's work is more relaxed, what you see is what you get. The pictures convey a message to you straight away. The art speaks to you through its caption, speech bubbles and the identifiable person Marco Polo decided to paint.
Art Meets Music provides a platform for the talented within the Art and Music sector to inform, showcase and empower lovers of creativity.
Entry to Art Meets Music is free - watch out for more of their shows.
Tuesday, 23 September 2014
18-21st September 2014: Vodafone London Fashion Weekend - Fydoor Golan
Fydoor Golan, the name originates from a mix of the two designers names Fydoor Podgorny and Golan Frydman. Fydoor and Golan have different cultural and fashion backgrounds, but both met whilst in London. Combined they have worked for Alexander McQueen, Issy Miyake, Richard Nicoll and Raf Simons.
Judging by their collection the fashion houses they've worked for are of no surprise. In their collection which is based around sportswear and luxury womenswear I could notice influences from Raf Simons and Alexander McQueen. One of the pieces in their collection is a FG Hologram Sweatshirt, instantly I began to think about Raf Simmons footwear.
Matching up one of their Hologram FG sweatshirts with a pair Raf Simons Holographic Space Sneakers could be a match made in heaven. Aside from the FG Sweatshirts I did really like their collection, the models embodied the tailored sports wear look fabulously.
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| Raf Simons Holographic Space Sneakers |
Below are some pictures I took of the collection























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