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With a multi-genre influence blending jazz, electronica, soul and hip hop, Tom Misch sold out two nights at KOKO, Camden.I first came across Tom years ago through the rapper Loyle Carner. The first time I heard him sing, I was mesmerised — an angelic, melodic voice that never fails to move me. The singer had taken a break from live music in recent years but felt ready to step back this year with carefully curated, intentionally intimate shows. Tom Misch first entered the music scene in 2012, sharing homemade mixes and samples on SoundCloud, which quickly built him a devoted…

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Speaking on the track, Songer describes it as “an ultra nostalgic feeling Hip Hop song… a blend of introspection and braggadocio, over an instrumental that just feels like home.”With over 100 million streams in the past year alone, Songer’s momentum shows no signs of slowing. Breakout hit “Toxic” became one of the UK’s biggest rap records, while “Vino Bandit” with K Motionz continues to climb globally. Backed by major tours, festival stages, and consistent chart success, he is firmly cementing himself as one of the UK’s most exciting voices.“BONES” sets the tone for what is shaping up to be another…

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For the first time ever, New Zealand will be the focus country at The Great Escape Festival in Brighton. The New Zealand Music Commission and Live Nation New Zealand are proud to present 10 Kiwi artists this year, taking over the whole of Patterns. The event will take place from 12 pm – 4 pm on Thursday, 14th May. New Zealand has had many global success stories over several decades, including Lorde, Neil Finn, Ladyhawke, Alien Weaponry, The Naked & Famous and Flight of the Conchords, to name but a few. “I am thrilled for New Zealand to be the…

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We have some fantastic news for classic film fans as Eureka Entertainment announces the worldwide Blu-ray debut of Richard Attenborough’s OH! WHAT A LOVELY WAR—one of the most daring and original war films ever made. Featuring an all-star cast of some of Britain’s most celebrated actors, this landmark film arrives on 29 June 2026 as part of The Masters of Cinema Series. Limited to 2,000 copies, this special edition is presented in an O-card slipcase and includes an exclusive collector’s booklet. Having begun his career as an actor celebrated for his performances in the likes ofBrighton Rock,The Great EscapeandSéance on…

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London based singer, songwriter and producer Geo Baddoo returns with ‘Save Me’, a slow burning, gospel tinged reflection on recovery, surrender and renewal, and the first glimpse of her forthcoming debut EP.Following support from COLORS, BBC 1Xtra, KISS Xtra and VIBE Magazine, the track is one of her most emotionally open to date. Written during a period of writer’s block and personal disconnection, it captures the moment where darkness lifts and clarity begins to return.Rather than looking outward, Geo turns inward. ‘Save Me’ is rooted in radical honesty, surrendering to yourself and realigning with who you are.Co-written and produced with…

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The Block Report, Vol. 1 A Snapshot of UK Rap in Motion.The Block Report, Vol. 1 feels less like a compilation and more like a sharp snapshot of UK rap and drill right now, bringing together rising names and established voices in a way that reflects the scene in real time.It opens with Pattern from Lucky Lavish, a confident introduction that balances youthful energy with control, setting the tone early. Ring It Back from Skengdo x AM, produced by Bkay, follows with authority, leaning into their signature chemistry and reminding you why they remain central to UK drill.W1ZZY’s Forever Winning,…

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Beloved Atlanta rockers return with a confident, back-to-basics album that restores the band’s core sound.Forty years on from the release of their debut album, Drivin N Cryin are back with their tenth studio release. Formed in Atlanta in 1985, and coming from the same golden era of college radio rock that birthed fellow Georgia bands R.E.M., Indigo Girls, and the Black Crowes, the band’s reputation has been built over the years on an uncompromising spirit, coupled with songs full of Southern rock grit, folk storytelling and high-energy rock n roll. Led by singer-songwriter Kevn Kinney and anchored by the rhythm…

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Last week we announced details of Americana 25, our celebration of 25 years of Americana UK, which comes to two stages across Liverpool’s Rough Trade venue and Quaker Meeting House later this year on Saturday November 28th, and we’re pleased today to be able to share ticket details for the event. Aiming to keep the event affordable for everyone, there will be two tiers of tickets, a standard £38+booking fees ticket and a solidarity ticket of £48+booking fees for those who can afford it, which allows us to further support our chosen charities, the American Civil Liberties Union and Medical…

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It should come as no surprise, given his starring roles in Game of Thrones and Industry, that Kit Harington’s first foray behind the lens should focus on the bleaker side of life. Having dominated TV screens for well over a decade now, between his confrontations with white walkers and the ghouls of the corporate world on HBO, Harington took the blacker-than-tar energy of GoT and Industry’s comedic moments and ploughed them into his directorial debut. Psychopomp (a creature/demon/angel/spirit entrusted with the responsibility of escorting a newly deceased soul to the afterlife) is a 25 minute existential crisis of a road…

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Jamie Lenman has released the gritty new single ‘Not Likely’, which is a feisty, furious and punk-fuelled groove setting the scene for more music to come. The track is only available to stream viaBandcamp, where fans can listen or ‘pay-what-you-want’ to buy. The release is also accompanied by the attitude filled video which you can watchhere. About the song, Lenman says,“I never intended to retire from music itself, just the machine that surrounds it. I’m always writing and recording, and this new tune is one of my favourites from over the last couple years. I felt like it would be…

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Despite being one of the longest-standing, most diverse, and most creative multi-meaning film or storytelling genres,horror filmmaking has been consistently overlooked and undervalued in terms of cultural or artistic quality in the eyes of the Academy. Horror fans have consistently taken to social media and film blogs to express their vexation at the Oscars for repeatedly undermining objectively brilliant film elements or examples simply because they were delivered within the horror genre. This most notably happens in the form of performances, with artists such as Toni Collette’s stellar and emotionally devastating efforts in Ari Aster’s Hereditary (2018) and Lupita Nyong’o’s…

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Project Hail Mary is the blockbuster du jour at the multiplex box office this month. A space odyssey starring Ryan Gosling and an unexpectedly charming walking, eventually talking rock formation, the film is a certified crowdpleaser – intended to be seen big and heard loud. Daniel Pemberton – Tristan Bejawn Your viewing experience will benefit greatly from finding a screening with a good soundsystem. There’s nuance, rich detail, and an unusual texture to Spiderverse composer Daniel Pemberton’s score for the film. Pemberton has been scoring film, television, and games for over twenty years. His credits include Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse,…

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