Jay Sean: Building a Legacy, One ‘Body’ at a Time
Jay Sean is entering another chapter. Following a career that has taken him from London to the top of the Billboard Hot 100, with global hits including ‘Down’ and ‘Ride It’, the British-Indian artist is moving forward with new music while looking towards the legacy he aims to leave behind. His latest single, ‘Body’, marks a shift in sound, blending Afro-dance and Afro-house influences with the R&B melodies that have long defined him. “I wanted something global sounding becaus
Sango on Rhythm, Melody and Everything In Between
We caught up with Sango to talk about his musical upbringing, discovering baile funk, the early days of Soulection and SoundCloud and the importance of community and collaboration.
Love Spells on Finding Truth Through Music
There is a striking lack of a filter when you talk to Love Spells. In an era where artists frequently hide behind heavily curated mystique or layers of irony, the 21-year-old singer-songwriter prefers to pull thoughts straight out of his head and lay them out over a track. This trait extends all the way back to his moniker. Born out of teasing from his friends, the name became a badge of honor. He admits he was always a hopeless romantic, and said “It seemed like I was under
The Joyful Chaos of WHATMORE
A few minutes after stepping off stage at London's Roundhouse, WHATMORE are still riding the adrenaline of their set opening for Joey Valence & Brae. The New York based five-piece consisting of Cisco Swank, Yoshi T., Jackson August, Sebastiano, and Elijah Judah have risen as one of the more refreshing acts in the last few years with excellently curated world-building and visuals as well as a varied selection of sonics that seamlessly blend elements of hip-hop, alt-R&B, and in
The Soft-Edged Sentiment of Saam Sultan
Music Editor Shenead speaks with one of UK underground's best kept secrets, Saam Sultan on his new EP 'Seraphim' fresh off the stage from a milestone moment in his career.
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