Although CuDi’s sophomore album MOTM2: The Legend of Mr. Rager was initially penned for an early September release, news recently filtered through that it has been pushed back for a third time to October 26th.
Which is why I’m so surprised that the album has sprung a new leak in the form of Mojo So Dope.
The track has a much more laid back feel to it than eitherREVOFEVor Erase Me, sounding more like his material from Man on the Moon: The End of Day.
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Chase & Status today unveiled the official music video for their latest single Let You Go, which is finally released on 15th August.
It’s an interesting narrative for the video, that I assume is based extremely loosely around The Jeremy Kyle show which is an English version of Jerry Springer. Well maybe just the start of the video at least.
The iTunes digital bundle of Let You Go features some fantastic remixes by Brookes Brothers, Nero, Feed Me. Chase & Status have also thrown in a VIP mix to boot.
Don’t worry yourselves, singer/songwriter/producer (and Simon Cowell’s gateway to cool) hasn’t decided to go and do a cover of that song from the musical Hair. It’s just the coincidental name of his first solo single.
Let The Sun Shine is a mid-tempo number that should do pretty well for itself (if we actually manage to get any fucking sun in this country that is).
I’m a big fan of Labrinth and it’s plain to see that he is a tremendous talent. Syco signing him up was probably one of the best strategic decisions they have ever made.
I know we only just posted a Lissie track up here the other day, but it seems like she has just premiered the official music video for her second single Cuckoo.
The video focuses on a young version of Lissie, we follow her as she first falls in love and becomes a musician.
If you like the single, her Cuckoo EP will be avaliable on iTunes from August 30th.
Don’t Turn The Lights On is the Canadian duo’s second single from their forthcoming third LP Business Casual. The electro beat underlying the ’80s synth-pop and guitar funk is masterful.
The video is very fun to watch. It’s visually compelling by delivering heavy doses of originality and freakiness in equal measure.
