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"High-beams that's my thing that ice cream and I serve it though, two scoops I love being a"
"high school convertible inside vanilla dutch six to eight when I'm turning"
Jammerzine has an exclusive interview with Jurrasic 5's own Soup J5.
Soup J5 came up and found fame as part of the iconic, gold-selling Hip Hop group Jurassic
5.
With over 25 years in the music industry, Soup has received gold records for his work
on Wu-Tang’s debut album, Enter The Wu: 36 Chambers, and Mobb Deep’s sophomore album,
The Infamous.
Soup was also responsible for Jurassic 5’s first demo deal with Relativity Records.
He is now taking that experience and word play and beginning to release music on a solo
level too.
His first offering is a blend of the Hip Hop and swagger that made Jurassic 5 a success,
he also incorporates a touch of Soul and classic R&B as he builds on his already famous delivery.
‘All Around The world’ is a track taken from the EP ‘Still In Fullee Love’.
2017 is set to be a seminal year for Soup as he prepares to follow up the EP with a
new album, ‘Free, White & 21’ set to release in Autumn, which will be supported with worldwide
touring.
To hear the interview as well as his new single “All Around The World” go to jammerzine dot com
and search Soup J5.
Now, lets hear a preview.
"... facetious, subjects like oh my new car all these girls all this stuff and you guys don't"
"do that." "No we didn't do it um you know we we was"
"basically trying to find our own little niche you know within what was going on"
"and and usually when people say that you know they usually say it and the"
"attachment would be you know because you guys aren't like that no I like a nice"
"car, I definitely love some good-looking women but it was more or less than"
"standing out, trying to stand out, amongst what was going on because when we came"
"out gangsta rap was was all L.A.. That was just what it was everybody that was"
"coming out uh was basically gangster rap and you know excluding the far side a"
"couple of other people but the gist I'm talking about people who really got some"
"light within the gangsta rap that L.A. was providing so we just wanted to not fall"
"into that category and do something a little different to where we would stand"
"out and that's why we did what we did but if it was a lot of people you know"
"would make it seem like you know oh you guys are against at it all right not"
"we not against it we just don't do it don't mean we not for it you know don't"
"mean if a nice car roll up with a beautiful woman in it I'll be like nah"
"I'll take the bus."
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Jammerzine has an exclusive interview with April from LuckyAndLove.
Inspired by artists such as New Order, OMD, Depeche Mode, Washed Out, Tycho, PJ Harvey
and Cocteau Twins, their sound falls beautifully into an everyman’s land between electro
rock, dream pop, electronica and synth gaze.
Justifiably also described as electrowave or indietronica, this music has, in the words
of Loren Luck, “lots of LFO, riveting arpeggiations, simultaneous solos via spacey square waves,
with April’s smoky vocals”.
This record is an electronic music record, but comes from a more traditional place, where
OMD or Kraftwork came from – one of an unsampled, unprogrammed live recording originally at
192kHz/24-bit quality.
“Musically, as much attention was paid sonically to the organic moog instruments as April’s
voice, and we offered the analog synths space in the songs to breathe to their true dynamic
potential,” says Loren Luck.
This album came to light through recordings at Eagle Rock’s Cave Studio with Josiah
Mazzaschi (Light FM), sessions with sound editor Morgen Stary, and Comp-ny Studio with
Grammy winner Be Hussey (Guides).
The vinyl release was mastered by Kevin Gray, who most recently engineered the reissue of
Vangelis’s Blade Runner.
To hear the interview, as well as previews of two tracks off their new album, go to jammerzine dot com
and search LuckyAndLove. Now, let's hear a preview.
"In the video that you worked on with uh Steve Barron with is just as stunning, I mean it looks"
"like it looks like a million dollars. I don't know how so played it it looks"
"like some bucks were spent. We've had thank you yeah well you know the first two just like"
"what you said about emotion in the song I mean that was I thought you're going"
"to say you're about "Full Moon" because that's one of our songs that all drawn"
"out like I'm singing drawn-out notes and some very heartfelt"
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"Hold on..."
"There's something looking through my window."
"Hold on..."
"There's something looking through my window."
"Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah."
"It's just too late..."
"The story's repeating..."
"This monster's growing from..."
Partisan have premiered their new song "Too Late" on jammerzine dot com.
Partisan return with 'Too Late' a song that marks a change of direction for the Indie
Rock band.
Embracing a funkier sound, the single sees Partisan deliver a rallying cry against the
backdrop of the UK's general election.
Lead vocalist Stuart Armstrong says "I wanted to write a song that encapsulated a sense
of frustration among so many in the current political climate".
Formed in Manchester in 2013, Partisan are a Rock band who are committed to their cause.
Their punchy, bold and unflinching anthems are taking authentic Rock back into the mainstream,
evidenced by their ever increasing fanbase.
The band are Stuart Armstrong (lead vocals and guitar), Dan Albon (bass) and Leo Stanfield
(drums).
Founding member Armstrong's previous band Six10Repeater established him as a force to
be reckoned with; the band won coveted support slots with the likes of Nine Black Alps, Babyshambles,
The Damned and Status Quo and appeared in Pro Evolution Soccer.
Xfm (now Radio X) named them as Best Unsigned Band 2009, and their supporters included BBC
6 Music's Mark Radcliffe and the BBC Introducing team.
Partisan have worked with notable producers Jim Spencer and Mike Bennett, they've gigged
extensively across the UK and played iconic American venues Pianos in New York and Whiskyagogo
in Los Angeles.
International airplay has marked them out as one of the UK's hottest exports and 2017
sees them ready to take their career to the next level.
To hear the song go to jammerzine dot com and search Partisan.
"I am the only real fool she plays."
"Divide and conquer, it's like a treat."
"Put on a slag and treat it just like me."
"So hold on."
"There's something looking through my window."
"Yeah hold on."
"There's something looking through my window."
"Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah!"
"It's too late to say I'm sorry."
"Because I'm right here holding on."
"What tomorrow brings won't break me."
"I'm on a rolling sea."
"It's too late to say I'm sorry."
"Because the mass will never know."
"What tomorrow brings won't break us."
"We're not alone."
"Na na na na na na na..."
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Third Frame have premiered their new song featuring Bubba Sparxxx titled "Keep It Movin'"
on jammerzine dot com.
The Third Frame continue the streak down the yellow brick road that began with “What
It Do” with their followup known as “Keep It Movin'”, featuring none other than Bubba
Sparxxx.
As if a kraken were awakened, Third Frame have reappeared out of nowhere after a years
long hiatus with one, then two fresh tracks, showing that true artists never rest, even
when they’re resting.
“Keep It Movin'” is an aural assault on par with anything they, or Bubba, have previously
released, but with the combination of the two, this further proves there’s strength
in numbers, especially when that number is three.
To hear the song go to jammerzine dot com and search Third Frame.
"Hey, think what you want, still groovin'."
"Think what you want. Groove on."
"Stop, drop the top, keep cruisin'."
"Gots to keep it movin'."
"Think what you want, we're still groovin'."
"Be what you want. Groove on."
"Stop. Drop the top. Keep cruisin'." Gots to keep it movin'"
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San Eco have premiered their new eponymous album on jammerzine dot com.
San Eco combine the unique approach of two musicians, one with a footing in innovative
electronica, the other in bombastic indie pop.
Five years in the making, their debut album ‘San Eco’ finds them drawing influences
from Fela Kuti to Slint, Nathan Fake to R.E.M, into a delicate and emotive electronic alt
rock treat.
Morris Cowan (Adam Taylor) cut his teeth in the electronic music scene in the mid-noughties,
and since then has released for Nottingham based Wigflex imprint and German label Zaubernuss.
He has built up notable admirers, having had his tracks championed by Mary Ann Hobbs and
Tom Ravenscroft on their BBC Radio 6 Music shows.
Tom Edney’s brand of alternative indie songwriting has also earned him a considerable following.
Never shying away from ambition, his alternative rock music has him drawing inspiration from
varied subjects like Victorian Gothic Monasteries on Manchester housing estates, to his Lynchian
inspired dreams.
His efforts such as ‘Hands On’ and ‘The Manchester Underground EP’ have earned him
plays on many stations around the world, including BBC Radio 6 Music.
To hear previews of each track go to jammerzine dot com and search San Eco.
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"When the sun is up and the clouds are down..."
"I'm feeling around I'm standing around..."
"you."
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"When the sun is up and the clouds are down I'm standing around you."
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"When the sun is a killer."
"Feelings are a filler."
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The Veldt have premiered their new mixtape EP titled "The Shocking Fuzz of Your Electric
Fur" on jammerzine dot com.
The album is a solid, fully loaded weapon in the shoegaze arsenal.
I say this knowing how much of an oxymoronic phrase that is, given the very nature of shoegaze
itself, but this is true.
‘The Shocking Fuzz of Your Electric Fur’ is a pure sonic adventure that grabs you by
the ears and penetrates your mind for days afterward.
Each track is layered in multitudes of well placed instrumentation over soothing and crooning
vocals in such a way that some artists may want to rethink the way they are doing things.
To make such a varied album without compromising what makes the group what it is is a sign
of true musicianship.
The Shocking Fuzz of Your Electric Fur’ Mixtape EP was released worldwide via Schoolkids
Records.
You can also catch one of their tour dates in the USA in support of this release.
To hear previews of each track go to jammerzine dot com and search Veldt.
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"I've got everything going for me..."
"I'm younger looking and..."
The G-O-D have premiered their new video titled "Mad Bad And Dangerous To Know".
With a raucous beat and hook-driven chord progression, The G-O-D solidify their place
in the new #indie scene with their latest track “Mad Bad And Dangerous To Know”.
You would think with a title like that, that very title would be impossible to fit into
a song, but you have to listen to the genius way that very title fits seamlessly into the
chorus in a way that will have you singing it to yourself hours after hearing it for
the first time.
The video itself is a documentation of the time you will have at a G-O-D show, with fun,
funk, and rhythm to be had by all.
The G-O-D are, as much as they are relevant; fun.
This is a cool band to follow, with the mersey-cool-funk-beat of Si Wolstencroft and the guitar-powered-sarcastically-fun-vocals
of Chris Bridgett.
It’s time to meet your new musical maker in The G-O-D.
To watch the video go to jammerzine dot com and search The G-O-D.
"Mad, bad, and dangerous to know you know it."
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"I don't believe what they say about you."
"If I were honest I would think like that too."
"I love it when we talk like this."
"It's probably dirty but what's in a kiss?"
"You know we're..."
"Mad, bad and dangerous to know. You know we're..."
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Vault 51 have premiered their new video titled "Magnolia" on jammerzine dot com.
By combining modern rock ingenuity with classic rock sensibility, Vault 51 give a groovecentric
performance in the guise of their video titled “Magnolia”.
Reclaiming the art of the guitar proper after that bullsh*t op-ed hit-piece from The Washington
Post, Vault 51 prove for all time that the electric guitar is a constantly evolving work
of art as well as an essential part of any band.
But the art-form is not relegated to the music as you can see with this visually stunning
portrait companion to the mind inside the music.
After years of developing their unique sound, Vault 51 is thrilled to release their debut
EP ‘Kid’, available July 20th, 2017.
To watch the video go to jammerzine dot com and search Vault 51.
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"Tell me what you want because I can listen."
"Release your pain through your own reflection."
"Magnolia begins."
"Throwing from empty hands."
"Tell the little dream of self medication"
"Your dad's generation."
"Magnolias begin."
"Throwing from empty hands."
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Buffalo Sunn have premiered their new video for the song titled "The Long Road" on jammerzine dot com.
Following on from the worldwide airplay of ‘Idle Man’,
‘The Long Road’ is the second single taken from Buffalo Sunn’s recording session with multi Grammy
award winning producer Joe Chiccarelli
last year in the renowned Sunset Sound studios, Los Angeles.
It’s a beautiful slice of Americana served up in just over 3 minutes with lush strings, gorgeous backing vocals and pedal steel guitar,
it wouldn’t sound out of place in Wim Wenders’ classic ‘Paris, Texas’.
Buffalo Sunn consists of two Paxton brothers, songwriter Daniel on vocals
and guitar and younger brother Conor on bass,
with Patrick McHugh on guitar and B/Vs, and Nathan Maher on guitar/keys and BVs,
while guesting with the band on the LA recordings are Doug Pettibone on pedal steel,
and drummer Victor Indrizzo, who has played with the likes of
Beck and Depeche Mode, Sheyrl Crow and Willie Nelson.
The recordings are mixed by Maxime Leguil
To hear the song go to jammerzine dot com and search Buffalo Sun.
"All my songs to you are merely sung."
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"So this, my love, must be the last one."
"I'm taking the long road."
"Because I don't want to stay."
"There's nothing for you here."
"You always say."
"I'm taking the long road."
"'Cause I don't want..."
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"I saw you walking down the street..."
"with your face to the ground."
"I just stopped and looked at you."
"hoping you would turn around."
"'Cause I don't know what was on your mind..."
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"The will, the way to prove the lies..."
"The way the scarecrow proves the will to lie..."
"The girl that fell down."
"I fell low..."
".. that do. I feel like no one..."
"understands my blues."
"This, too, shall pass..."
"facing..."
"I’m steppin’ off the world tonight"
"I’m going down in disco lights."
"Feel me, I’ve got persuasions"
"Got sensations"
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Close captioning by Ryan Martin for Jammunity LLC.