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Hard Launch – June 19th – The Phoenix
Hard Launch is a live music event hard launching your next favourite queer artists. The next show is at the revamped Phoenix Club on Charing Cross Road. Tickets.Svisi svisi was born and raised between a small town in Germany and the Yorkshire Dales, constantly inspired by stories of the people around her. She always wanted to be on stage; wrote stories, songs, and scripts. This eventually led svisi to acting and film, prompting me to move to Berlin, and then brought her to London to focus on music. Her songs are influenced by growing up with limited resources, desire, longing, power, heartbreak, and coming of age.AmelieeAmeliee is a London-based pop artist blending high-energy dance, hyperpop, and rock influences into a bold, unapologetic sound. Originally from Brazil, she brings a fearless attitude to her music, creating songs that explore desire, power, confidence, and emotional chaos.With a style that moves between dark pop,
That Gig In Camden
That Gig In Camden is back at Dingwalls on March 21st, featuring a stellar lineup of talent in the form of Sunsara, Kinoko Curse, Tizane and Pocket Jam. We are pleased as pigs in shit to bring you this fine fine new music. Put the date in your diary now! Tickets here. Sunsara are an indie quartet from London whose British and Indian roots come together in a cascade of meditative rhythms, chugging guitars and soaring three part harmonies, making their sound a sun salutation to two great British traditions: great songwriting and good, consistent banter. With the occasional word in Sanskrit thrown in. Kinoko Curse are a 5 piece Grunge-Gaze band whose sound is a blend of heavy, loud guitars with ethereal vocals layered on top. TIZANE weave deeply personal storytelling into anthems that resonate with their unique fusion of grunge, indie, and atmospheric pop that has earned comparisons
Not Trying Is The Greatest Sin
If you want to succeed as a singer, you need a glorious voice. Period. Said no one ever in the pop business, but in the opera world it apparently/probably is true. My newly found fascination in the field brought me to this video which I found very amusing, not only because of the speaker’s incredible accent and impeccable enunciation, but because it touches on stuff very familiar to me from the pop business. (It will only play on YouTube, head there to watch it.) Kids often get rewarded for being talented. You know, the talented ones get applauded in primary school performances, rightly so, it makes people feel good. However, if more emphasis were to be placed on effort, on trying, it would encouarge people do the right things more. In the end, the talented ones who make the most effort and try hardest (and who look sexy and who
I say, that’s jolly good!
When was the last time you heard a song somewhere, by chance, and it made you want to find out who it was by? Or when a friend played you something and you were completely blown away. I don’t mean a feeling of generic, everyday awesomeness, the kind that you experience when someone offers you a nice cup of coffee, but a genuine excitement that prompts a heartfelt physical reaction. When I heard Gotye’s Someone I Used to Know on the in-store radio at my local Co-Op, I wanted to find out right away who it was. I was sold right away on hearing Crazy by CeeLo Green. When my brother called me in the autumn of 1991 and told me to turn on MTV right this fucking minute, I heard Smells Like Teen Spirit for the first time. When my mate John’s older brother, who lived in LA, played
That Gig In Camden
That Gig In Camden, a night of homegrown music we curate at Dingwalls, returns on Saturday Feb 7th with a fine lineup featuring Sunsara, Pool Club, Real Teeth and Kin Kabal. Expect a flurry of jangly and crunchy guitars and big melodies. Tickets. Sunsara are an indie quartet from London whose British and Indian roots come together in a cascade of meditative rhythms, chugging guitars and soaring three part harmonies, making their sound a sun salutation to two great British traditions: great songwriting and good, consistent banter. With the occasional word in Sanskrit thrown in. Pool Club are a power pop quintet whose euphoric indie anthems sound like a summer beach day of brightly coloured cocktails. Based on the East Coast in Kent, Pool Club have an undeniable knack for writing infectious pop that tickles the brain like the first drink on a Friday night. Kin Kabal are an Alternative
Nothing Else Matters in Arabic
Lazywall are a Moroccan band who we think has done a world first by covering Metallica’s Nothing Else Matters in Arabic. They’ve incorporated North African instruments and musical ideas in their work. The video has got a lot of press and it’s well worth checking out. “We chose to cover “Nothing Else Matters” not just because we love it, but because it speaks to everyone. It’s more than a metal anthem; it’s a timeless piece that transcends genre and language. A “classic”. But we didn’t want to simply cover it. We wanted to honor its legacy by transforming it, fusing Western rock with the soul of Arabic and North African musical traditions. The iconic guitar intro reimagined with the tones of the oud. We layered in the Guembri, Bendir, and infused the arrangement with maqams (arabic scales) to create something deeply rooted yet universally resonant. The song’s structure felt like it