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soundcloud.com

Discover and play over 320 million music tracks. Join the world’s largest online community of artists, bands, DJs, and audio creators.

rubenblades.com

Rapeo: Rubén Blades Música: ¨Le Becerrap¨ (Luis Enrique Becerra)

mixpakrecords.com

In the time since his early days as Vybz Kartel’s protege and his breakthrough debut album Where We Come From, he has toured with Drake, been sampled by Kanye West, had mainstream hits with Jamie xx and Gorillaz, and released a stream of singles that continue to delight his dedicated fan base in the Caribbean and beyond.  His journey has taken him from a promising young star to the leader of a generation of Jamaican and diaspora artists, a generation that feels their influence reverberate in pop’s continuing interest in the sonic signifiers of dancehall. Forever finds Popcaan grappling with his role as an icon of his generation, and finding his place in a pop landscape that he helped shape. Like many great albums in the pantheon, Forever is the labour of a true artist, a body of work that defines and defies a genre. More than simply a collection of songs, Popcaan has carefully crafted this album to stand as a significant body of work and yet, it still bubbles over with singles. His storytelling has become further nuanced and kaleidoscopic on this record, with odes to love and relationships sitting side by side with spiritual and familial struggles, cautionary tales of life at the top and, of course, wining anthems. The care-free Popcaan still rides high, on songs like “Body So Good”, “Wine For Me”, and the afropop leaning “Dun Rich”, not to mention the enviable confidence of “Superstar”.  When he’s not singing for someone else, he is often turning to himself for support - creating songs that act as tonics.  “Firm & Strong” is the record’s most powerful and spiritual offering - backed by a 20 person choir, and a stripped back beat, he creates a mantra for overcoming his struggles. With “A Wha Suh” he talks directly to the listeners on the power of believing in yourself,  while on “Lef My Gun” he celebrates how precious life is. Popcaan is a first-rate song maker, an artist who can write earworm melodies, hit a tone that can make you cry, coin phrases that no-one else

capitolrecords.com

The official Capitol Records website. Click here to learn about the label's prestigious history as one of music's most important institutions, and get familiar with our current roster, featuring some of the most innovative artists working today.

switchflicker.co.uk

Alan Macdonald’s Intimate Terrorism exhibition opens on Thursday, 2 October 2025, and runs until Friday 16 October 2025, at Farsight Gallery,4 Flitcroft Street, London WC2H 8DJ. Alan Macdonald was at the centre of the creative spinning vortex of London Underground culture from the mid 1970s to his untimely death in 2017. He forensically documented the Alan Macdonald - Intimate Terrorism

suicidesqueeze.net

Coral Grief, the Seattle rock trio, and Air Between Us, its debut album, are accurately named. The first notes from Sam Fason’s guitar on opener “Starboard” hit like a blast of sea air to the face. In just seconds, you’re soaring, equal parts under the sky and above the sea. It’s a similar in-between where Coral Grief thrives, as they construct elaborate webs of double meanings across this tribute and eulogy to their city and community. Singer and bassist Lena Farr-Morrissey, who grew up in South Seattle, knows that being impacted by a changing hometown isn’t unique, but doesn’t shy away from getting sentimental. In her words, “My good old city is someone’s nasty new one, and people will always lament what it used to be. Every time you leave and return home, it’s like a funhouse mirror. It’s not better or worse, it’s just different.” In these songs, she fixates on bygone places—the Baskin-Robbins of her childhood, the DIY show spaces she frequented in high school, the fish market (delightfully called Mutual Fish)—unceremoniously disappeared, inevitably replaced by box houses and brick facades. “It’s all changed but the name,” she sighs, her voice just as honeyed as it is clinical, on “Avenue You.” All that said, her obsessions don’t for a moment turn gloomy. Farr-Morrissey and Fason are linked by the psychic chemistry one can only unlock by playing together in bands for years. Fason’s guitar is the sail to Farr-Morrissey’s anchor, and here, he crafts textures thick as sheets of wind. Tying it all together—the engine in this nautical metaphor—is drummer Cam Hancock, who came highly recommended by mutual friends. His propulsive playing serves as a bridge of ideas, their final puzzle piece, a master of dynamics and transitions that shoves their songs into new territory without showing off. Together, they draw inspiration from Stereolab, Broadcast, Th’ Faith Healers, and Seefeel, to name just a few, reframing that very specific strain of British cool in a uniquely P

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