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Pawz One & Robin Da Landlord – Sell Me A Dream (Video)

Pawz One & Robin Da Landlord lace us with the visuals for the title track to their new project which dropped last Friday.  The project is dope in it’s entirety,  and as a matter of fact I am working on a review for it, because of how much I enjoy it. Listen to the drums […]

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Single You Out: The Red Giants – Dick Dasterdley

The Red Giants (Jermiside and Brickbeats) just released a new EP entitled The Shade, and Dick Dasterdly just happens to be my favorite cut from the project.   You’ve got superior lyricism and flow from Jermiside and I am loving how Brickbeats utilized the guitar in the production.   It’s subtlely fantastic.

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Laolu – How To Feel (Prod. by Duncsuei/Music Video/iTunes/Spotify)

London, UK-based artist Laolu releases the visuals for her recently released track HOW TO FEEL, produced by Duncsuei

Following on from her newly released single ‘How To Feel’ which was premiered by Clash Music and BBC 1Xtra, with further acclaim and rave reviews from Nation Of Billions, Earmilk and Music Crowns, among others – adding to the recent support she has received from the likes of The Line Of Best Fit, Noctis Magazine and ILUVLIVE – South East London singer, songwriter and musician LAOLU is proud to debut the music video for the sultry R&B jam ‘How To Feel’, premiered via PRS For Music’s M Magazine.

Shot on location in Paris, and co-directed by Laolu and Searchmike (Rachel Foxx, Sippin Society, Factory311), the visuals for ‘How To Feel’ take inspiration from Beyonce’s classic ‘My, Myself and I‘ video, while still maintaining a minimalist approach, which allows for the powerful record and its lyrics to take centre stage. The visuals also let Laolu’s personality shine through, and for us to get to know her better, than on the darker-themed visuals for her previous single ‘All In Me‘. Continue reading

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