The soulful, electronic R&B that Azekel makes has been undergoing a renaissance in the last few years. With Raw, Vol. 1, however, the self-produced singer winnows out a slice of this familiar territory and advances it with a distinctly British sensibility. Not only is Azekel doing all the singing, songwriting, production, engineering, and mastering on Raw, but standout singles like bass-heavy "Chronophobia" and "Mad About the Boy" suggest that there is a quintessentially London R&B sound, and that this, more specifically, is it.

Self-taught guitarist and singer/songwriter Alice Jemima started writing songs at the age of 12, and while at comprehensive school in her native Devon, she managed to grab a work placement at Britain's biggest summer festival, Glastonbury. With the job cementing the idea of a music career in her mind, Jemima set about writing and developing her sound. While at college, she won the Helen Foundation Best Endeavour Award, which saw her get to work with producer Andy Chatterley. Taking her classical guitar style and melding it with looped beats and subtle electronica, Jemima produced her first self-released EP -- the four-track All the Boyfriends -- in 2012, while consistently uploading material to the internet. In 2014, a cover of Blackstreet's "No Diggity" caught the attention of BBC Radio 1 DJ, Bestival founder, and label owner Rob Da Bank. After inviting Jemima to record a session at the BBC's Maida Vale studios, Da Bank signed the singer/songwriter to his own Sunday Best label. Spending time recording and working with the label, Jemima's first release was the mid-2016 EP Liquorice. Entering the studios with producer Roy Kerr (Foxes, Bloc Party), Jemima set about recording her debut album, with the first fruits being released in September in the form of the single Dodged a Bullet. The follow-up single, Electric, appeared a few months later, with her full-length eponymous debut dropping in early 2017. ~ Rich Wilson

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Private Dreams and Public Nightmares is a unique concept album which re-works and re-interprets original, unheard sounds from the Daphne Oram archives to create completely new pieces of music. The album also includes two pieces which were written and performed live by Andrea Parker and Daz Quayle (owner of the scsi-av label) for 'Oramics: The Life and Works of Daphne Oram' at The Royal Festival Hall and also for the Short Circuit Festival at The Roundhouse, where they supported the BBC Radiophonic Workshop.

2015年水星音乐奖 Mercury Prize 获得者。
“Very little about Clementine is predictable, all of it is worth watching” – The Observer
“Sombre piano balladry that goes straight for the gut” - DIY
“Nina Simone’s brother steps into an elegant French café, sits down at the piano and tears open a vein” – Rolling Stone
“An extraordinary new musical talent. Incredible” - The Evening Standard
He's been popular in Paris for a while, but is only very recently garnering similar attention in his home nation. The press release explains his Hollywood-worthy tale:
"Benjamin Clementine has packed a lot into his 25 years: heartbreak, homelessness, reinvention, before reaching cult status in Paris and returning home in unlikely circumstances. Raised in Edmonton, his household was a strictly religious one, where children were barred from the living room unless it was a weekend dinner ("my parents, even though they were quite devilish, acted like Christians, and we weren't allowed to play anything other than gospel music”)."
The North London singer-songwriter, inspired by those formative restrictions, classical radio and the Anthony and The Johnsons, has also announced a headline date at the Barbican on 1 April to support the release of his debut.
At Least For Now is due for release via Virgin EMI on 23 March.

The Danse Society were a positive punk group from Barnsley, England, active from 1981 to 1986.
Their line-up was: Steve Rawlings (voice), Paul Nash (guitar), Lyndon Scarfe (keyboards) up to January 1985 then replaced by David Whittaker, Tim Wright (bass) and Paul Gilmartin (drums).
They reformed with a new singer in 2011.

The debut album from Oscar includes the singles Sometimes and Breaking My Phone, as well as brand new versions of previous singles Daffodil Days and Beautiful Words. Available here with exclusive t-shirt and sticker sheet, as well as the limited splatter-vinyl “Sometimes” 7”