Jessie Ware is an up and coming London based vocalist who has worked with artists such as Man Like Me, Rack n Ruin and now SBTRKT.
The excellently produced, infectious track features Ware's smooth vocals over a jumpy electro bassline. It has already been getting heavy play by respected DJ's such as Mista Jam and Benji B in clubs and on radio.
Release date is 1st November on Numbers.
Listen below.
Some guy was walking around at MF Doom gig last week with a stack of copied cds handing them out for free. Much to my surprise the beats were really good. Check it out for yourself at the link below.
If you don't know about Sampha - now is the time.
He's a 20 year old from Morden, South London with a unique and soulful voice and sound whos been ready to blow for a while now.
Recently he's been working and performing with nu-electro producer/DJ SBTRKT and the results are futuristic and funky at the same time.
If you get the chance to see Sampha live I highly recommend it.
Check the "Evening glow / Break off" collab with SBTRKT and his EP "Sundanza" featuring the excellent "Rainstars".
Here is a video of him performing on Boiler Room a few months back which I must have watched over 25 times.
So Celph-Titled has decided to do an album with Buckwild which is gonna be straight 90's boom bap ish.
I think this is a sick idea although a lot of hip hop nerds will disagree and claim 'regression' and 'living in the past' etc.
All you need to do is look at the facts -
-Hip hop in 2010 is 99% shit
-Hip hop in 1994 was 99% dope
-The album is produced by Buckwild who has produced many classics for artists such as BIG L, KOOL G RAP, NAS, BIG PUN the list goes on...
-Celph is a sick emcee with a mad voice and incredible punchlines. The combination is perfect.
Have a listen to this and decide for yourself, personally I am eagerly anticipating the 26th October release.