WEEKEND TIME AGAIN and another playlist for your ears. Got a nice mix of genres for your listening pleasure this weekend, let us know what you think and tweet the list @AfterNyne.
Espa – Rodney feat. Eric Arc Elliot
Espa returns with “Rodney”, a collaboration with Erick Arc Elliot of The Flatbush Zombies, and taken from her forthcoming, ‘LG60’ EP, which is slated for release later this Summer. Premiered via The Line of Best Fit, ‘Rodney’ speaks volumes of talent, with Espa’s stunning, and haunting vocals, cascading over the expert production, and perfectly complimented by Erick’s trademark flow.
Autobahn – Tough Love
Following the release of two self-titled EPs over the past 12 months, AUTOBAHN recently announced details of their hugely anticipated long-player. It was co-produced with Matt Peel over six intense weeks at The Nave the start of 2015, taking potentially unhealthy cues from the legacy of notorious obsessive, Martin Hannett. The result is an album that pushes the band through various degrees of light and shade, but ultimately into new, unexpected sonic spaces.
Menace Beach – Super Transporterreum
Some bands don’t mess about. Having released their debut album Ratworld in January of this year, Menace Beach’s fizzing, over caffeinated creativity needed another outlet. So, in-between touring with the likes of Drenge and the Cribs, and becoming one of Johnny Marr’s new favourite bands, Menace Beach found time to head into the Suburban Home studio withHookworm’s MJ to record a brand new EP, set for release this Autumn on Memphis Industries.
Nick Brewer – Talk To Me feat. Bibi Bourelly
Essex lyricist Nick Brewer has announced his debut single: “Talk To Me.” The track, premiered by Mista Jam simultaneously on both BBC Radio 1 and 1XTRA, is a collaboration with hotly tipped songwriter and vocalist Bibi Bourelly, who is most well-known for having penned Rihanna’s “Bitch Better Have My Money.” At just 20 years-old, Berlin & LA’s Bibi has been cited as one of the world’s most exciting, rising new talents. “Talk To Me”, with Nick Brewer’s trademark flow and honesty, perfectly complements the attitude-filled vocals of Bourelly. The couple’s lyrics spar with flirtatious statements on an addictive and recognisable beat (sampling Crystal Water’s “Gypsy Woman (She’s Homeless.)
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