SAM AKPRO x TYSON SHARE VIDEO FOR NEW COLLAB SINGLE “WAYSIDE”
Peckham-born alchemist Sam Akpro shares a brand-new single/video for 'Wayside', featuring a guest turn from London soul trailblazer TYSON.
Peckham-born alchemist Sam Akpro shares a brand-new single/video for 'Wayside', featuring a guest turn from London soul trailblazer TYSON.

Consequence of Sound is premiering a new track from Andy Shauf’s forthcoming album The Party which comes out May 20th. The song is called “The Worst In You,” and blends elements of Bert Jansch-like baroque folk with a highly melodic sixties pop. The Guardian recently called Shauf an “Indie Burt …
Acclaimed folk duo The Milk Carton Kids, fresh off their second Grammy nomination, have just announced a series of North American Summer tour dates in continued support of their acclaimed album Monterey to follow their Spring tour which begins this week. The duo will also be appearing at the Mariposa …
Prism Tats has shared the next cut from the self-titled album, out April 15. The Song is "Never Been Shy" and it continues to display the band’s raw intensity and sheer exhilaration. DIY described it as “a blitzing mission statement that puts the California-based musician’s ethos front and centre.” You …

Merle Haggard first became part of my life in the mid-80s, when as a record store clerk in Washington DC, I was given tickets to see him and George Jones at the Kennedy Center, of all places. I was already a fan. I loved his early records and was aware …

Consequence of Sound has just released Doe Paoro’s imaginative interpretation of the Feist song “How Come You Never Go There” accompanied by a performance video. The track features a tastefully minimalist arrangement that beautifully highlights Paoro’s powerful vulnerable vocal delivery. Paoro, who NOISEY wrote, “spins a kind of magic with …

We are thrilled to announce the Anti- debut album from visionary musician and singer Xenia Rubinos entitled Black Terry Cat. The record arrives in stores June 3rd. With a unique and soulful sound that the The New Yorker described as a “rhythmically fierce, vocally generous music that slips through the …