Forget The Fighter, this mini-documentary music video featuring a female boxer and her son is much more affecting. Combine it with ‘I’ll Take Care Of You’ and the whole thing is rendered beautifully. Directed by Jamie James Medina and AG … Read More…
The Jamie xx remixes and mixes keep coming. The second tune from Gil Scott-Heron and Jamie xx’s We’re New Here. ‘I’ll Take Care Of U’ has Gil going for it over a piano-house beat. That album is released February 21st … Read More…
2011 looks like it’s going to be a prolific one for Jamie XX. His Gil Scott-Heron remix album comes out on February 18th and XL have just posted this official stream of Adele’s ‘Rolling In The Deep’ which is out … Read More…
Debuted as a three-screen projection at MoMa in New York earlier this week, this is the first music video, or audio-visual remix that Chris Cunningham has made in the last four years, since The Horror’s ‘Sheena is a Parasite’ video. … Read More…
We’ve already had Nas drop some rhymes on ‘New York is Killing Me’ from Gil Scott Heron‘s most recent album I’m New Here. This time around, the eminent Mos Def freestyles over the click clack clap rhythms of the track.
A list of recommended events taking place over the next seven days in Dublin. Bank Holiday Weekend means a busy calendar for gigs this week with all sorts of gigs from Crystal Antlers, Candi Staton, Rufus Wainwright, The Fall, Gil … Read More…
Nas pops up on this version of ‘New York Is Killing Me’ one of the great tracks from Gil Scott-Heron’s superb new album I’m New Here. GSH is participating in Does Music Matter Anymore? – a €35 90-minute talk taking … Read More…
Lovely new promo mix by Martyn for Fabric after the jump with tracks from Om Unit, Gil Scott Heron, Levon Vincent, DJ Killer, Renaissance Man and Martyn’s own tunes. Before you get to the mix itself though, here’s a killer … Read More…
As I enthused last week I’m New Here is Gil Scott-Heron’s first new album in 16 years and I described it as “a mix of spoken word, futuristic blues, dark-stained socio-political life and poetic ruminations. The man above still sounds … Read More…
Just had my first listen to Gil Scott Heron’s new album I’m New Here. It’s been 16 (or 13?) years since he released an album and 40 years since his debut Small Talk at 125th and Lenox and the era-defining … Read More…
