Selections: Coco Bryce
Jungle, rap, synth-pop, free party slammers, footwork and more from the Myor boss
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Jungle, rap, synth-pop, free party slammers, footwork and more from the Myor boss
Stuck in a boring old routine of work, eat, sleep and repeat? Break through the cycle with exciting events and workshops this week. From female-led music festivals, to soothing sound baths and poetry slams — the world is your oyster! Here's whats going on in Singapore this week. With International Women's Day just around the corner, what better way to...
Last March, halfway through the six-hour drive from Coeur d'Alene to Big Sky Resort, three of my snow buddies and I were caught smack dab...
It painted a brilliant portrait of timeless teen angst set against the mid 60s backdrops of warring mods and rockers. fast forward several decades to be someone, the cover which boldly declared that this was jimmy's story continued although many disappointed fans discovered, this actually precious little connection between the two. nevertheless, we have to be someone the movie, a film which joins the recent bowie inspired stardust and the morrissey approved train wreck shoplifters of the world in the greek pantheon of terrible modern pop movies. so, why are you so jumpy? i'mjumpy, tommy, becau...
Tim Reaper will release his new EP, ‘Ecospheres’, via Lobster Theremin on 14th May. The DJ, producer and Future Retro label boss’ third EP for the London label is a typically top-notch four-tracker of frenzied breaks and frosty melodies, with a careful balance of classic jungle forms and futuristic ideas. Alongside three original cuts, Coco Bryce steps up on remix duty, offering a vintage rave refix of Reaper and Devnull’s collaborative track, ‘Give It 2 Me’. You can hear ‘Whirlpools’, an aptly titled flurry of breaks that launches the EP with a unmistakeable bang, below....