Emeli Sandé - "Higher" ft. Giggs

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‘HIGHER’

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Emeli Sande has released visuals for one of her new tracks off her most recent EP ‘Kingdom Coming’.

This track, entitled ‘Higher’ features South London rapper and legend Giggs.

It is not a surprise that Emeli Sande has chosen to work with a UK rapper as she has done so in the past with Wretch 32 and Wiley.

The song is so smooth and vibey, it has a really relaxed and chilled beat and is widely different to Giggs’ usual music but it works so well as a collaboration, I love the song and really look forward to the new project from Emeli Sande!

The music video is wavy too. It is nice to see a simplistic video, as it goes well with the song and style. It is well shot and sleek, and filled with colours and silhouettes with just the two artists standing there.

Watch the video above now!

Margs Ft J Spades-"NUH BAD"

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‘NUH BAD’ COLLABORATION

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Margs and J Spades have unveiled a collaborative effort entitled, ‘Nuh Bad’.

East London rapper Margs has collaborated with one of the hoods hottest J Spades for their new track ‘Nuh Bad’.

Nuh Bad was produced by the one and only AYOBEATZ, and the visuals were directed by Toxic The Director. If you’re looking for a wavy track then you’re in the right place, Nuh Bad is hot and fresh – and worth a listen!

Both Margs and J Spades need no introduction, as they have been in the music game for a long time and earned their stripes. They both have signature flows which are showcased in the Nuh Bad collaborative effort.

J Spades is playing no games on the hook, although he spits his bars so effortlessly, the lyrics are direct and sharp. J Spades feature fits perfectly with Margs, who carries the rest of the song with his witty wordsmith abilities.

Margs has a flow that is yet to be matched – it keeps the listeners on their toes. Just when you think you know what he’s going to say next, he switches it up and blows you away. After listening to this track, all of the “boys over deh suh” who have been talking wicked and bad – as the track states, will be silenced in awe.

The visuals add great creative effect to the track, as you’ve got the scenery, the dancers and the artists looking fly as ever. We can see the vision and it’s impressive.

Nuh Bad is a mad collaboration from two great artists. Click the video above for the visuals.

Alkaline - "Pretty Girl Team"

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‘PRETTY GIRL TEAM’

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Dancehall artist Alkaline unveils his long awaited music video for tune Pretty Girl Team. Produced by Armzhouse Records, Alkaline jumps on the Forever Riddim bringing his own version to the popular instrumental.

The Jamaican born deejay is known for collaborating with a few UK artists including Chip,  Kofo Funds and the ‘In2’ group – WSTRN. The song before the release of the visuals was fire for every setting and is a hit among fans. The music video makes the tune better!

Alkaline has a collection of music which bangs and Pretty Girl Team can be added to the collection with that Caribbean party vibe. It is evident from Pretty Girl Team that Alkaline has longevity in the music scene.

Mowgli - "Erdz Boy"

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‘ERDZ BOY’

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Repping Birmingham to the fullest, Erdington Rapper Mowgli drops new visuals to Erdz Ends. Mowgli changes up his style of flow for this track to match the cold instrumental.

This tune is wavey! “Caking off the strip it better make me rich, Bando booming like its 86”. Check out the video above!

Bee Bee Sea - 'D.I. Why Why Why'

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Bee Bee Sea hail from an industrial town in northern Italy, a group of friends bonded by the power of rock 'n' roll.

In thrall to guitar music at its most primal, the trio's tight-as-hell live show has taken them across the continent.

Frenzied psych punk with a fuzzed out garage edge, the band have managed to stay still long enough to record new album 'Sonic Boomerang'.

Out now via Dirty Water Records USA (cassette, digital) and Wild Honey Records (vinyl), it's a hell to leather thrill ride through eight boiling point punk hymns.

Vivid Radio is able to premiere the visuals for 'D.I. Why Why Why' and it's a snotty, brattish salute to everything that makes music fun in the first place.

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Oh, and check out the full album below...

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