Somethingyousaid.com’s Marcus Thaine submerges himself in the latest release from Major Napier: When it came to deciding my favourite album of the year, I thought of the relentless experimentation of Kirin J Callinan,… Read More
As well as finding out what’s been exciting somethingyousaid.com’s contributors this year, we thought we’d also ask a handful of our showbiz buddies what they’ve been digging. So we called on model, dancer… Read More
I can only imagine the amount of impromptu dance breakouts that Milan-based label and publishing company Record Kicks have had over the last decade, considering they specialise in deep funk, soul, afrobeat, rocksteady… Read More
Small-of-name but not of sound, Leeds’ newest four-piece, imp, are following the in the vein of Wavves in the fuzzy lo-fi genre. They’ve gained significant recognition and fantasy love from playing alongside the likes of… Read More
Somethingyousaid.com’s remit is pretty simple. We don’t give a solitary fuck about celebrity, we just wanna throw awesomeness at your eyes on a daily basis. Simple. Well, we hopefully stuck to that in… Read More
While tallying up the somethingyousaid.com contributors’ End of Year polls (results coming soon), we noticed a distinct lack of electro music within the Best Song and Best Album categories. So we thought we’d… Read More
In the build-up to Somethingyousaid.com revealing its songs, albums, films and television shows of the year, Bianca Cornale gets us in the mood by offering up her personal selection of best tunes from… Read More
It’s refreshing to have a very palatable folk-indie act drop into the Something You Said inbox on a dreary weekday afternoon. Not least because London-based musicmaker, Emily & The Woods, offers relief from the… Read More
Somethingyousaid.com’s Carol Bowditch concludes her time in Utrecht with bloody feet: After a lengthy visit to a ‘very nice’ ‘coffee shop’ I stopped by Kapitaal, a gallery space/retailer of art nick-nacks and one… Read More
Claire Little makes her Somethingyousaid.com debut with some reflections on musical figureheads, Arcade Fire: David Bowie – an early fan of the band – saw it. Their third studio album The Suburbs confirmed it. Now… Read More