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Kim Ann Foxman, 2016 "Play and make music that makes you happy, and people will naturally feel that honesty".
"Kim Ann Foxman has had quite the career," were FACT magazine's words when she was inducted into their critically acclaimed podcast series in 2016. Hawaii born artist and DJ, she shot to fame as a vocalist and has since continued her rise to become one of New York's finest
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After impressing with last year's 'Brazil' EP, London-based R&B duo S4U are back with a brand new single, 'Isle Of Dogs'. Their first release for Bank Holiday Records, the track is released on 14th April and sees the group explore the nostalgic facets of their R&B sensibilities while delving deeper into the more menacing, textured elements of the genre's production.
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Palm plays rock music backwards. Their songs bear a certain methodology, though there is a tendency towards impulse which seems almost violently opposed to it. The band deals willfully in contradictions like this. The elements of any given song fit together like slightly melted puzzle pieces, serving up rigidity and looseness in equal measure. Palm songs imply architecture, bu
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Few acts have the innovative color and diverse repertoire of Party Favor, one of the fastest rising names in Dance Music. His edgy style helped pioneer the festival trap genre, exhilarating and thrilling audiences and turning heads across the globe. Party Favor, AKA Dylan Ragland, is currently making groundbreaking remixes for names such as Dillon Francis, Diplo, Flosstradamus
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BLOXX are a brand new 4 piece from Uxbridge who's new track 'You' is unveiled to the world today in anticipation of its release on the 14th April 2017.
Super-infectious teenage grunge-pop is the order of the day on the dazzlingly catchy 'You', which sits perfectly alongside its fellow A-Side and previously shared 'Your Boyfriend' on the brand new release on Chess Club. Released on
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Don't assume you know everything about Halogenix through just one tune, one EP or one chapter of his career. Every release, collaboration, performance or project reveals a new string to the North London artist's bow. A new fusion, a new feeling, maybe even a new alias.
It's been this way much longer than you might assume, too: Inspired by his father, a French horn player for the
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