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South London artist Dia Day drops deeply personal debut album “Letters to L”.Croydon born artist Dia Day has announced her debut album, Letters to L, arriving on 17 July. Having already built a reputation as a backing vocalist for the likes of RAYE, Ed Sheeran and Sasha Keable, Dia now steps firmly into the spotlight with her most personal project to date.Across nine tracks, Letters to L traces the rise and fall of a relationship, unfolding like a diary through moments of intimacy, conflict, heartbreak and, ultimately, healing. Blending storytelling rap with neo-soul, atmospheric production and subtle classical influences, the…
This article originally appeared in Uncut’s June 2010 issue You’re early. Of course you’re early. If you’re any kind of fan of country music – if you’ve any passing regard for American popular song at all – you’re not going to risk showing up late for this one. You stand briefly outside the designated rendezvous, a diner – or, as its signage has it, “Eating & Drinking Establishment” – called Lulu’s. You consider killing twenty minutes with an unguided walking tour of Redding, the burg in which you find yourself, but are dissuaded by fear of getting lost and, more…
This article was first published in the January 2021 issue of Uncut Phoebe Bridgers is flicking through the pages of the latest issue of Pagan Dawn, the in-house quarterly of the British Pagan Foundation. “My favourite thing about it is that it says ‘DIY Funerals’ on the cover, but I read the piece and it was slightly disappointing,” she comments dryly. Bridgers picked up her copy of this esteemed publication on a recent trip from Los Angeles to London (complete with the requisite two weeks quarantine) at one of her favourite places – Treadwell’s, the specialist occult bookstore. “I have…
Here’s our weekly overview of Hip-Hop and R&B album sales in the U.S., along with an update on where each album ranks on the Billboard 200 chart – this time for week 29 of 2026. This week’s recap includes the first-week sales of The Real Me, the new Future album, which debuts at No. 1. Source: HITS Daily Double Chart # Artist(s) Album title Sales Sales + Streams 1 Future The Real Me 14,249 131,367 *DEBUT* 6 Drake ICEMAN 142 60,620 17 SZA SOS 854 28,327 21 Don Toliver OCTANE 688 27,460 22 Post Malone The Diamond Collection 257 27,318…
Pic: Roberta PaolucciFor more than a decade Fantastic Negrito has been disproving rumours that the blues, along with vintage soul and reggae, is dying a death in the 21st century. Tim Cooper caught up with Mr Negrito – Xavier to his friends – to talk to the “self-produced, self-managed, self-financed, self-determined” musician about his new album, the importance of protest music and the relevance of blues music today.Fusing traditional blues with elements of rock, funk and soul, and a strong element of political protest, the man born Xavier Amin Dphrepaulezz has singlehandedly updated the genre, weaving in a thread of…
The Rolling Stones may not have announced any live dates in support of their recently released Foreign Tongues album, but guitarist Keith Richards has hinted that the band are considering options for future live shows.In the week that the rock ‘n’ roll legends notched up their 15th UK number one album with Foreign Tongues, Richards revealed that the Stones are looking at “a different way of taking the thing on the road.””I know that this is all being kicked around,” Richards said in a cover story interview with US music industry bible Billboard. “This year, we just decided, ‘Look, let’s…
Ceremony have shared another single, Dark Summer, from their forthcoming album Tell Me Your Dream. The punk legends’ seventh album is arriving via Relapse Records on August 7, which is their first for seven years. They’ve already released its lead single, Death Destruction Mayhem. “In Rock ‘n Roll music, feedback occurs when a guitar is purposely moved too close to an amplifier – like a dark summer – when dread finds you amid brilliant sunshine, it feels disorienting, confusing, and chaotic,” vocalist Ross Farrar says. “What you’re left with is malaise, doldrums of sorts that are both beautiful and terrifying.”…
After teasing it for some days, Tinashe finally releases her brand new single, along with a new album announcement. The song is titled “Crash Out”. UPDATE: The video is out now! This track will appear on the artist’s forthcoming projectPopstar, which will drop on September 25th. Listen and watch below: View Original Article Here
G-Eazy is back! The rapper links up with Logic for a brand new single, which is titled “Flashing Before Your Eyes”. Hopefully, we can expect a new G-Eazy project to drop later this year. Listen below: Share on Social Mediaxfacebooklinkedinemailwhatsapp View Original Article Here
SerpentS, who today release their defiant debut single! Nerve is an audacious track and explores themes of assertion and retribution. Led by vocalist and bassist Eli and vocalist Cerys, Nerve showcases the band’s commanding and solid musicianship. SerpentS have also revealed the very fun official music video, which sees the band performing the track interspersed with them doing an 80s-inspired workout in outfits to match, and more. Listen to Nerve here, and watch the video here. Despite having played music together for years both on and off stage, this is the first time Eli, Cerys, Josh and Kianfeel excited and…
Disability charity ABLE2UK has today announced the return of its flagship fundraising event, Stop The Shadows, in collaboration with acclaimed singer-songwriter Frank Turner, on Saturday 5 September at The Clapham Grand, as the event celebrates it’s 25th anniversary. Long-standing ABLE2UK trustee and acclaimed Punk-Folk singer-songwriter Frank Turner will perform a special headline show at the event. One of the UK’s most celebrated independent artists, Turner is renowned for his electrifying live shows and was awarded a Guinness World Record in 2024 after performing 15 acoustic gigs across the UK in 24 hours to support grassroots music venues and independent record…
N8NOFACE returns with the hard-as-nails and furiously catchy “Paranoid”, produced by Dave Sitek. N8 has long admired Sitek’s work with TV On the Radio, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Weezer and Chelsea Wolfe among others. When N8, a longtime DIY artist, first stepped into Dave’s Federal Prism Studio, he was nervous, but as the synth-punk songs they worked on took shape the collaboration started to feel natural. The first taste of their work together, “Paranoid”, is out now. Growing up near the Sonoran border, N8 lived in a world surrounded by hustlers, incarcerated friends, and a family who suffered alcoholism. N8 himself…