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4 days ago | 
dazeddigital.com | Solomon Pace- McCarrick
A video in which one member of Irish rap trio Kneecap appears to shout “Up Hamas, up Hezbollah” has been referred to British authorities to assess whether they break UK terrorism laws. The video, which was taken during the group’s performance at the O2 Forum Kentish Town last November, was referred to the UK’s Counter Terrorism Internet Referral Unit yesterday (April 22).
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6 days ago | 
dazeddigital.com | Solomon Pace- McCarrick
With previous performances from Harry Styles, Drake and Blackpink, Coachella is famous for its big headliners, but this year the festival has been making a different sort of headline. Over its two-week proceedings, Irish rap trio Kneecap, classic rock band Green Day, gospel R&B outfit Thee Sacred Souls and more all took to the Coachella stage to offer their support to the people of Palestine, alongside other subversive political messaging.
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6 days ago | 
flipboard.com | Solomon Pace- McCarrick
Deadmau5 Apologizes For Drunk Coachella Performance: “Probably My Last Coachella”EDM superstar Deadmau5 played his first Coachella in 2008, and he might’ve played his last one on Friday night. Without his trademark mask, Deadmau5 …
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1 week ago | 
dazeddigital.com | Solomon Pace- McCarrick
When one thinks of a ‘pop star’, their mind inevitably goes to catchy melodies and zeitgeist-defining aesthetics. But what about good songwriting? The ability to capture a feeling or moment that so many people have experienced but struggled to put into words is often underappreciated. But it’s here that Perth-born, London-based singer-songwriter Kat Penkin’s new Good Woman EP sits a cut above the rest.
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1 week ago | 
dazeddigital.com | Solomon Pace- McCarrick
During a chance meeting at a club night in 2013, then-unknown English producerVegyn handed James Blake a USB containing some of his first tunes. Blake is reported to have later played those tunes on BBC Radio, kickstarting Vegyn’s career.
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1 week ago | 
flipboard.com | Solomon Pace- McCarrick
3 hours agoWatch the full set back here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pI2d0Wrg0to&t=1s&ab_channel=Mixmag Follow Mixmag here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mixmag/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mixmag Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/mixmag-1 X: x.com/Mixmag? Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MixmagMagazine/ Website: www.mixmag.net Subscribe to our newsletter: https://bit.ly/MM-mail-list Be ready to participate in this scene with an open mind and heart.
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1 week ago | 
dazeddigital.com | Solomon Pace- McCarrick
Following its long-awaited vinyl release, Ethel Cain’s debut album Preacher’s Daughter has entered the top ten of the US Billboard 200, making her the first trans artist to achieve this feat. The critically acclaimed album failed to chart when it was initially released back in 2022, but has since grown in popularity. Spiking in sales after to the recent vinyl pressing, Preacher’s Daughter sold an equivalent of 39,000 units between April 4 and April 10, marking Cain’s most successful week to date.
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1 week ago | 
dazeddigital.com | Solomon Pace- McCarrick
In 2002, a year eight student managed to blag a laptop from his parents in order to help him with his homework. The computer came pre-loaded with rudimentary music software and the young boy was enthralled. He began taking the laptop to youth clubs in east London where he learned how to produce instrumentals, record vocals and connect with likeminded kids from across the city.
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2 weeks ago | 
dazeddigital.com | Solomon Pace- McCarrick
In the run-up to making debut album WITH A VENGEANCE (WAV), south London DJ and producer SHERELLE was a self-described “hot mess”. She’d had to cut off a few toxic friends. She wasn’t eating enough. The original copy of the project was lost forever when her bag was stolen in Antwerp (“That’ll go down as the worst 30th birthday of all time”). And, to top it all off, she’d been traumatised by a dodgy seafood restaurant experience.
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2 weeks ago | 
dazeddigital.com | Solomon Pace- McCarrick
“This moment right here is because of the great youth clubs, the great teachers, the great schools that support young people,” said Ezra Collective drummer Femi Koleoso, speaking in his acceptance speech for the Brits 2025 Group of the Year award last month. It was a powerful moment, honouring the community efforts that have shaped British music for decades, but has seen drastically reduced funding in recent years.
