Ama Lou: i-D Feature

Ama Lou is the subject of a major interview in i-D magazine.

www.i-d.vice.com/en_uk/article/qvgabm/ama-lou-interview-the-post-truth-truth-issue

Greentea Peng: Featured In Clash Magazine

A Rising Energy: Greentea Peng featured in Clash magazine.

www.clashmusic.com/features/a-rising-energy-greentea-peng

William Doyle: 'Your Wilderness Revisited' Reviews

William Doyle's new album 'Your Wilderness Revisited' has been receiving many excellent press reviews, including 'The Big Release' in Metro.

Metro: 5/5 "Exceptional English soul-jazz that ranks among the best albums of the century."

www.metro.news/music-reviews-william-doyle-your-wilderness-revisited/1786113

The Line Of Best Fit: 9/10

www.thelineofbestfit.com/reviews/albums/william-doyle-your-wilderness-revisited-album-review

Loud & Quiet: 8/10

www.loudandquiet.com/reviews/william-doyle-your-wilderness-revisited

MusicOMH: 9/10

www.musicomh.com/reviews/albums/william-doyle-your-wilderness-revisited

Live4ever: 9/10

www.live4ever.uk.com/2019/11/album-review-william-doyle-your-wilderness-revisited

DIY Magazine: 4/5

www.diymag.com/2019/11/01/william-doyle-your-wilderness-album-review

Charlotte Adigéry: 'The Pope' Soundtrack

Charlotte Adigéry - 'Paténipat' used in trailer for HBO series 'The New Pope'.

www.facebook.com/charlotteadigery

William Doyle: OMH Album Review

William Doyle's album 'Your Wilderness Revisited' gets a 4.5 Star review in Music OMH.

www.musicomh.com/reviews/albums/william-doyle-your-wilderness-revisited

Wicca Phase Springs Eternal: Featured In The Fader

Wicca Phase Springs Eternal shares the inspiration for his next LP in The FADER.

www.thefader.com/2019/10/31/current-mood-wicca-phase-springs-eternal-album-inspiration-2019

William Doyle: UK Tour

William Doyle has announced his UK tour for February 2020.

www.william-doyle.co.uk

Greentea Peng: New Video 'Mr Sun'

Let Greentea Peng's kaleidoscopic 'Mr Sun' video wash over you...
Premiered in The Fader.

www.thefader.com/2019/10/02/greentea-peng-mr-sun-video-premiere

SASSY 009: Premieres New Track 'Are You Still A Lover'

SASSY 009 doesn't cease to surprise these days. In a different space compared to the dark and cinematic 'Thrasher' and the 134 bpm electro-pop banger 'Maybe in the Summer' singles, the Norwegian producer is now ready to share her third track of 2019. 'Are You Still a Lover' explores the sensitive and more organic aspects of SASSY's music, who grew up listening to the likes of Joy Division, even introducing electric guitar and bass guitar for the first time in a production. The result is an intimate post-punk inspired pop tune that, despite its fragile nature, has the drive and power stance to lock in listeners with its hypnotic momentum.

"'Are You Still a Lover' is a reflection on death and love. I've always been a very seeking person when it comes finding meaning and asking questions to our existence as humans, and in this song ask such a banal question as 'are you still a lover when you're gone?'. I guess you could ask, 'gone, in what way?' and I simply have no answer to this question, other than; There are a lot of things I still don't understand."
"Also - it was really about time to bring the bass guitar into my universe."

Premiered in High Snobiety.

www.highsnobiety.com/p/sassy-009-are-you-still-a-lover

William Doyle: New Album 'Your Wilderness Revisited'

William Doyle (previously Mercury nominated with his East India Youth project) is releasing his first new album for four years 'Your Wilderness Revisited', on October 18th. The album is an extraordinarily imagined exploration on the theme of the British suburban environment, inspired by William's personal experience of having grown up in this setting and how he eventually saw beyond its ordinary stereotypes, towards something that was both illuminating and inspirational. It features guest appearances from writer and film maker Jonathan Meades (whose programme 'Magnetic North' was an influence on the album), saxophonist Laura Misch and legendary musician Brian Eno.

As William himself puts it, "This album has been rattling inside of me for over 10 years now. When I left the suburb I spent my entire teenage life in, I started to think back to it and notice the influence it had on me, on my art, and on my development as a person. The architecture and the planning of the modern British suburb influenced this album as much as the experiences and emotions I superimposed upon that landscape at a formative age. I started creating in these places, I started to expand myself in these places, I grappled with grief and loss in these places. I realised that I wouldn't be alone in having these experiences here, and so I thought there should be a way of redefining or reimagining these places that painted a different picture of them in our collective consciousness. These weren't just places to escape to the nearest city from – perhaps they held as much truth and beauty in them as anywhere else. This album is, in part, an interrogation and excavation of that truth and beauty."

www.william-doyle.co.uk