Purple Ferdinand – Beautiful Anomaly
From East London we present you Purple Ferdinand. An up and coming singer that is set to makes us fall in love with her with her track “Beautiful Anomaly”.
Tagged: genre: soul
How R&B Has Lost Its Soul
How is it that a form of music so integral to the individualization of Black Americans becomes something of a farce in their hands? While it’s a debate that’s been beaten like the proverbial dead horse, it’s one that still bears consideration.
Julyssa’s Jukebox
I list five tracks that I’ve been listening to nonstop this week. It’s a mixture of genres and music from around the world. What is currently being played in my playlist? Read and find out!
Hiatus – Change Up (feat. Smoke Feathers)
Change Up is the first collaboration between electronica producer Hiatus (Cyrus Shahrad) and Matt Falloon, singer of breaking UK soul band Smoke Feathers.
The Stupid Things…
Okay. This is one of those moments in my life in which I’m just so completely overcome with emotion that if I don’t get it out I may very well lose my mind.
Interview with Michael Kiwanuka
The new rising soul legend, Michael Kiwanuka, is currently on tour promoting his new album Home Again. Critics all around the world have been amazed by the talent this 24-year-old has. YAM got a chance to see him as he played in Stockholm on this sunny spring day.
Michael Kiwanuka – I’ll Get Along
“I’ll Get Along” is the latest single from Michael Kiwanuka’s debut album, Home Again.
Mofeta & Jerre feat. Spidergods – Stockholm, Sweden 2012
Seeing Mofeta & Jerre live is pure love. There is so much energy being thrown around in the room, so much fun. Mofeta raps quickly, keeping up the high tempo all night long. Jerre plays his guitar and sweats like he is playing for his life. Add to it the amazing Spiderdogs band, all that soul, jazz and funk and this concert turned into a potpourri of music genres with a whole lot of jam.
Right Now, The – Gets Over You
The Right Now is back on the scene, providing that gritty Soul sound that’s made them one of the bands on the rise for the past couple of years.
