WPGM Commentary: Sealing The Deal – Labels, Publishers And DIY Services
The last year has been great for the UK urban music scene, seeing many talented upcoming artists breaking and charting. However, despite the recent mainstream...
WPGM Recommends: Lindsey Abudei – …And The Bass Is Queen. (Album Review)
Nigerian Neo-Soul and Blues musician Lindsey Abudei has recently released her long awaited LP …And The Bass Is Queen., and it is unlike anything I...
WPGM Recommends: Dam-Funk – DJ-Kicks (Album Review)
Personally I’ve always found the concept of a DJ somewhat confusing, especially when it comes to compositions. My understanding is that DJs are like arrangers,...
WPGM Recommends: The Suffers – The Suffers (Album Review)
Teamwork and togetherness in the face of adversity. A Houston band that’s one short of a soccer team hold their hands in the air like...
We Plug To You… Tank And The Bangas
Hailing from New Orleans is rising band Tank And The Bangas, who are surging to fame and stardom. After discovering Tank And The Bangas, you...
Best New Music Of The Week // April 20 – April 26, 2015
Milli Major + Prez T + Paper Pabs – “Shut Down The Dance”: Grime continues to experience its major resurgence in 2015 with three of...
Best New Music: Alabama Shakes – Sound & Color (Album Review)
The dreams-can-come-true American underdog story that narrates the path to success for Brittany Howard – lead vocalist of Alabama Shakes – is even more powerful...
WPGM Recommends: Ady Suleiman – This Is My EP (EP Review)
Bookended by ambulance sirens, this is an EP about injury and emergency metaphorically relating to the many corners and concerns of young and intellectual British...
WPGM Recommends: Lydia René – Vintage Heart (Album Review)
Did Neo-soul ever disappear? The sophisticated, challenging, emotional and organic alternative to it’s pesticidal, hollow, sample-obsessed, accessibly comfortable and digital-dependable sister: conventional R&B, had its...
WPGM Recommends: Daniel Knox – Daniel Knox (Album Review)
Over the course of twenty eight tracks from his two previous albums Disaster (2007) and Every Man For Himself (2011), Chicago-based tenor and composer Daniel Knox bravely commented on...