Fast-rising rapper Pharaoh X is back in full force with a brand new release; the explosive joint titled “WHOA.” The track was dropped alongside equally powerful visuals that perfectly align with the song’s vibe, shot by the media company Anonymous Films. Fans will enjoy watching Pharaoh X doing what he does best; having fun and partying hard. Michael Jackson, Drake, Snoop Dogg, Lil Durk, and Lucky Daye, are some of the artists that have heavily influenced Pharaoh X into making his own music. With this new track out on all major streaming platforms, Pharaoh X follows up in style...
Jay Melody fires up the clubs with another major hit “Nitasema”. You’re guaranteed to love it, so check it out down below! The song is perfect for a dance with your partner or even a swift night drive, as it is both chill and vibrant. The artist keeps everything minimal – the music is calm, the singing guides listeners through the piece, and only the emotions are out there, front and center for everyone to feel and relate to the track! Tanzanian singer-songwriter, actor, model, and music composer from Dar es Salaam. Crowned as the “King of Melodies,” the...
Multi-talented producer and artist Luis Alfredo Silverio Esmanier, aka Luigui Bleand, announces the release of his upcoming album, which is expected to come out very soon. The Dominican-Haitian singer-songwriter already has millions of fans excited, especially after sharing hits like “Besame La Boca” with Baby Blue and “Lo’ Prieto,” with Musicologo The Libro. In a recent interview, Bleand replied when asked about the new album, “This new record comes with a new mainstream color of the Pop industry. In the last three years what we’ve done is study Luigui Bleand’s audience and what kind of music he should emit...
Since it began in 2017, The Beatles’ lavish remix campaign has dealt with the downers. Paul McCartney might have relished making Sgt Pepper, but a tripping John Lennon was largely losing interest; much of The White Album was made solo by an increasingly disjointed band; Let It Be captures the group’s fatal disintegration and the mess that followed; and Abbey Road’s majesty was largely possible only because it was a last hurrah. To the rest of us, these are stunning, sometimes world-altering listens, but they certainly make being a Fab seem like a chore; it was a time of...
By all rights, Big Joanie shouldn’t have enough spare time to sound as good as they do. Formed in 2013 as the result of a chance encounter – when drummer Chardine Taylor-Stone noticed that guitarist and singer Stephanie Phillips was carrying a Raincoats tote bag – this London trio of committed, creative women have built something truly remarkable over the past nine years, becoming a formidable force in principled DIY music. ORDER NOW: David Bowie is on the cover of the latest issue of Uncut Philips, a music writer as well as a musician herself, started the collective DIY...
HAVE A COPY SENT STRAIGHT TO YOUR HOME David Bowie, Black Midi, Loretta Lynn, Joan Shelley, Nathan Salsburg, Michael Head, Neu!, Richard Dawson, The Beach Boys, Kevin Rowland and Bruce Springsteen all feature in the new Uncut, dated January 2023 and in UK shops from November 10 or available to buy online now. DAVID BOWIE: In 1971, David Bowie was all about ch-changes. Inspired by the America of Andy Warhol and Lou Reed, Bob Dylan and After The Gold Rush, he delivered a daring, career-reviving triumph with his first truly great album. As a new boxset, Divine Symmetry, digs deep...
The car is one of the most potent symbols in rock’n’roll. Typically it stands for freedom, escape, personal agency and a mysterious, no-strings sexuality. But where rock’n’roll symbolism is concerned, Arctic Monkeys like to have their cake and eat it: whatever you think it is, that’s what it’s not. In lead single and album opener “There’d Better Be A Mirrorball”, the car is not the beginning of a new adventure but the end of one, the place to walk someone when giving them the ultimate brush-off: “‘Baby, it’s been nice’”. ORDER NOW: Bob Dylan is on the cover of...
In a challenge to name the undisputed overlords of modern psych rock, two heavyweight contenders spring to mind – Osees and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard. Both bands have a lot in common: their resistance to said definition, for starters, along with their omnivorous musical appetites and protean vision. They also share a ferocious work ethic, releasing an avalanche of records in what seems like an urgent and endless artistic venting. ORDER NOW: Bob Dylan is on the cover of the latest issue of Uncut It’s hard not to boggle at King Gizzard’s stats. This month the Melbourne...
When people talk about Bob Dylan’s “born again period,” they can miss the point. If there was a determining spiritual rebirth, it didn’t happen in the late-1970s, but two decades earlier, when the Hibbing kid with a headful of Hank Williams and Little Richard vowed to dedicate his life to song. It became a never-ending baptism; he immersed himself in that river and never emerged, just swum deeper, followed the river to the sea and got tangled up in a polygamous marriage with all the siren mermaids. Speak to anyone who has spent time playing music with him, and...
Emerging from their west London squat during the racially charged late ’70s, they battled inequality and injustice through their powerful “progressive protest music”. They went on to record one of the greatest live albums of all time, enjoy the patronage of John Peel and Pete Townshend, and become the first British reggae group to play in Russia – before relocating to a farm in Zimbabwe. All while they endured trauma and tragedy whose scars can still be felt to this day. This, then, is the remarkable story of MISTY IN ROOTS. “The music is our legacy,” they tell Dave...
