Fallen Roses Crush feat Hannah Jenkins
Featuring Hannah Jenkin’s lovely vocals and a superbly warm production by Fallen Roses we have Crush. In this latest piece, Donovan Ferra and Ruben Reinoso, the duo behind Fallen Roses, bring a pleasant vibe with a stunningly produced beat that is accompanied by mellifluous vocals of Hannah Jenkins.
KLANGPLANET Space
KLANGPLANET’s freshest track Space plays a tribute to Apollo 13 space mission. Like always, KLANGPLANET delivers a neat production with a progressive structure that keeps you listening for days to come.
Felsmann + Tiley The Departure
Bringing more electronic music with a mix of filmic-like tones we have The Departure by Felsmann + Tiley . The composition builds on a dramatic melody with a growing backing that comes to a blossoming cessation. A film-ready piece.
MOLI On The Weekend (Phantoms Remix)
Lastly, on our Sound Selection, we have Phantoms’ remix of MOLI’s On The Weekend. In this brilliant version of the original piece, Phantom delivers an energy-filled, weekend-made track that delivers on all levels. This one is for the playlists and the dancefloor.
Harry Styles, Fine Line: Harry Styles is back with his second studio album and follow-up to his 2017 self-titled debut, Fine Line. The former One Direction member’s sophomore effort, which he has been cryptically teasing since November, is packed with 12 tracks split into four sides, including the singles ‘Watermelon Sugar’ and ‘Lights Up’. Styles is credited as a songwriter on every track, and collaborated with guitarist Mitch Rowland, producer Tyler Johnson, and Thomas Hull.
Stormzy, Heavy is the Head: Another British star coming through with his second album this week, Stormzy has released the follow-up to 2017’s Gang Signs and Prayer. Heavy is the Head finds the grime artist working together with artists such as Headie One, Ed Sheeran, H.E.R., and Burna Boy, and includes the recently released singles ‘Sounds of the Skeng’, ‘Crown’, ‘Wiley Flow’, and ‘Vossi Bop’. In an interview with BBC One, Stormzy explained: “Sometimes people make an album of 15 tracks with singles and some filler songs. There’s no way I’m making a body of work with filler songs. Every song is gonna serve such a purpose. I’ve tried to do the epitome of every single part of my DNA. Every feel that I want the listener to feel.”
Free Nationals, Free Nationals: Anderson Paak’s live band, The Free Nationals, consisting of Kelsey Gonzalez (bass), Ron “Tnava” Avant (keyboard/vocoder), Callum Connor (drums) and José Rios (guitar), have come out with their long-teased self-titled debut record. The album features an impressive list of guest appearances, from Kali Uchis to the late Mac Miller, Daniel Caesar, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, T.I., Chronixx, J.I.D, and of course .Paak himself. It also includes the single ‘Shibuya’, featuring the Internet’s Syd.
Duster, Duster: Having reformed last year, slowcore outfit Duster have put out their first album in 19 years, out now via Muddguts. The self-titled LP, which was announced in a low-key Instagram post that read simply “new record out in december ok”, includes 12 tracks and features a painting by Salvatore Orentino as its cover art. Earlier this year, the band released a boxset compiling their complete discography titled Capsule Losing Contact.
Camila Cabello, Romance: Pop singer-songwriter and former Fifth Harmony member Camila Cabello has put out her second studio album, Romance. The follow-up to 2018’s Camila features the singles ‘Liar’, ‘Shameless’, ‘Cry for Me’, ‘Easy’, and ‘Living Proof’, as well as her duet with Shawn Mendes, ‘Señorita’. “I wanted this album to sound like what falling love feels like, pretty impossible thing to do but I can say I gave it all I had,” the artist said on Twitter. “I’ve never lived as much life as I did writing this album. It was messy and beautiful, unforgettable and at times so painful I wish I could forget. It was excruciatingly consuming and impossible not to get lost in. It was mine… and now it’s yours. I hope you love it as much as I’ve loved living it.”
Liam Payne, LP1: Former One Direction member Liam Payne has released his debut album via Capitol Records. It will include singles he has put out since 2017, including ‘Strip That Down’ featuring Quavo, ‘Stack It Up’ featuring A Boogie Wit da Hoodie and ‘For You’ with Rita Ora. “I’ve had so many amazing experiences over the last few years that I’ve used as inspiration for this record,” Payne said in a statement. “It’s been a real labor of love. I’ve worked with some incredibly talented people in the studio to produce an album that truly represents me which I’m very proud of. Your support means the world to me and I can’t wait for you all to hear it.”
Burial, Tunes 2011 to 2019: Electronic producer Burial has released a compilation album via Hyperdub collecting his releases from the last eight years. Chosen by the ever-elusive producer himself, Tunes 2011 to 2019 features highlights from his career post-Untrue, with 17 tracks stretching over two CDs, including ‘Come Down to Us’, ‘Rough Sleeper’, ‘Truant’, and ‘Claustro’. It is the producer’s first full-length release since his seminal 2007 album Untrue.
