Tag Archive: stream

Free Cut Copy download – We Are Explorers

Generous Australian electronic legends Cut Copy are, once again, giving stuff away for freesies. The latest track they are donating to music lovers’ record collections is a remix of the new single from their… Read More →

Airling, Ouroboros – New music

Heads up everyone, here’s an exciting new artist emerging out of Australia. Introducing Airling, the new musical project from Brisbane’s Hannah Shepherd. The artist has just dropped her debut track, Ouroboros (pronounced “o-rob-o-ros”)… Read More →

Evil Ed – Edstrumentals Volume 3

It’s been almost 10 years since UK Hip-Hop producer Evil Ed released his critically-acclaimed album The Enthusiast which featured the cream of UK MC’s including Jehst, Yungun, Doc Brown and Kyza. Since then… Read More →

TRUE, It’s Not The Wind – Music

Hailing from Bern in Switzerland are TRUE, an act comprised of classically-trained jazz musicians that create 80’s RnB-infused synth pop. How kooky! The result is extremely infectious, with those sugary female vocals and… Read More →

DJ Shepdog interview – Nice Up! records

DJ Shepdog is a producer, DJ and head of Nice Up! records, a label which encompasses forward-thinking reggae, hip-hop, dancehall, drum and bass, dub-step and more. He took a break from his hectic… Read More →

BROODS Self-titled EP – Music Stream

If you have a spare twenty minutes then check the new EP from New Zealand brother/sister duo, BROODS. A sound which relies heavily on its powerful female vocals and dreamy, repetitive synth backbeats? Sound… Read More →

Download Japanese Wallpaper’s Remix EP

May we introduce you to Melbourne-bred producer, Japanese Wallpaper, a sixteen-year-old who has had 100,000 plays on his debut single Breathe In Ft. Wafia, and was named in ToneDeaf’s readers’ poll as the… Read More →

Music: MØ, Don’t Wanna Dance

You’re probably already well acquainted with MØ,  the Danish babe that rocks a plaited ponytail better than any regular adult human-being could ever dream to. We’re particularly smitten, you may refer back to our interview… Read More →

Chlöe Howl is steak and kidney pop

Starting the New Year with nominations for both BBC Sound of 2014 and the Brits Critics Choice Awards, Somethingyousaid.com favourite Chlöe Howl is set to be a household name this year. Kirstie Newman tells… Read More →

Remix: Davidge’s Slo Light by Rob Smith

Although you might never have heard of Davidge before, never scrolled past his name on your music-playing device, never mentioned him to a friend when attempting to impress them with your excellent knowledge… Read More →

Premiere: Western Front, Town to Town

If you’re looking for inspirational creatives, then may we introduce indigenous singer songwriter Graham Akhurst, who is the driving force behind Brisbane-based band Western Front. Graham, you see, wrote the bulk of his band’s songs,… Read More →

Film review: Jailbait is gritty

The Asylum is renowned for bringing films with a certain b-movie aesthetic to your screens. Remember Sharknado? Well, they were responsible for that. In 2014 they’re offering the likes of brilliantly-titled Mega Shark… Read More →