Come on over, Valerie, while The Edge talk about song covers and their artists that don’t worry about the terrible, awful potential where you might, maybe, possibly, think someone is not 100% straight.
‘Raleigh Ritchie delivers a stunning album which demonstrates the talent and versatility of the young singer, rapper and actor.’ James reviews.
Navi reviews the second studio album from American hip-hop duo Macklemore and Ryan Lewis.
Piers Agget, Amir Amor, Kesi Dryden and Leon Rolle, better known by their collective name of Rudimental, will be hitting Birmingham’s O2 Academy (07/03/16).
This Week in Records (22/02/2015-28/02/2015) sees the hotly anticipated arrival of The 1975’s long-titled second album.
This Week in Records (25/01/16-31/01/2015) is made exciting by the release of Bloc Party’s return with Hymns.
This Week in Records (07/12/15-13/12/15) brings music from The Weeknd, and a reboot of a Destiny’s Child classic.
Frontman Matt Healy dances around with cardboard cut-outs in the music video for the Manchester rock quartet’s latest single.
The Radio 1 DJ brought his student tour to Southampton on it’s final day. It saw Chris Stark return to the place he got his degree and Mills return to his hometown, with a special guest appearance from Anto Sharp (09/10/15).
“If you’re a fan of Home, We The Generation won’t disappoint”. Navi reviews Rudimental’s second album.
Venue in Focus tells you why you should check out Southampton’s most prestigious venue – The Joiners Arms.
Sam Smith’s new Bond song ‘Writings On The Wall’ is set to make chart history by becoming the first Bond theme to hit the number one spot.
This Week in Records (28/09/2015-04/10/2015) brings Editors’ and Wavves’ fifth studio albums, ‘Emoticons’ from The Wombats, and a change in tone for Miley Cyrus.
The singer will feature on Naughty Boy’s new track – ‘Runnin’ (Lose it All)’, which is set to be released worldwide tomorrow.