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The first Hemsby Doggies Day out and Family Fun Day was held on Sunday at the Hemsby Tent and Touring site.

Rosemary Rutland died Jan. 23 at the age of 64 after a protracted battle with pancreatic cancer, but those who knew her best said her legacy will live on through

Ruff Dog, and today the British musician returns with its follow-up. Blue Alibi is available to stream on all major platforms and can be purchased below, via Bandcamp. ADVERTISEMENT Blue Alibi features collaborations with Jonatan Leandoer (Yung Lean), Coby Sey, Relax Kevin, and Brother May. A press release describes the Leandoer collaboration as coming about when "Curtly introduced us on the phone and we made this track in Tony Harewood, my purple-carpeted studio in [London's] Hither Green." The album also includes studio versions of material performed live by Levi's band CURL p...

Mica Levi Releases Another New Album, Blue Alibi: Listen Pitchfork 1/27/2021 © Mica Levi, photo by Leah Walker Mica Levi, photo by Leah Walker The mercurial pop artist and sometime film composer Mica Levi has self-released their second surprise album in as many months. Blue Alibi, which you can check out below, follows December’s Ruff Dog, which was billed as their debut full-length as a solo artist. On the new record, Jonatan Leandoer (aka Yung Lean), Coby Sey, Relax Kevin, and Brother May make appearances, while CURL—a London collective featuring Levi, Sey, and Brother May among ...

Bandcamp / Buy Mica Levi’s shuddering film scores leave no room for imperfection. The shrieking strings of the war thriller Monos breathe hesitantly, any silence a highly intentional harbinger of doom; the solemn soundtrack of the Jackie Kennedy biopic Jackie undulates with a steady rhythm, matching the slight, deliberate movements of its grieving subject. Even the calculated, self-contained shifts of Levi’s musical calling card—a slanted, sliding glissando—signal the interventions of a composer. But as a producer, they’ve built entire rhythms on the subtle jo...