Xinobi ➔ "Pirates"

Released by Smile Recordings, “Pirates”, the title track of Xinobi’s brand new Ep defines the Disco Music that didn’t fit at all on The Love Boat. It’s a tropicalish and groovy song, fueled with lyrics sang by Princess Superstar, Janel & Israyl about nasty pirates on the quest for gold and pleasure. 

Full of small details, it reaches both Pop and Experimental edges with an unique way of layering Disco, House and Rap."Bronze", the “b-side” is a darker synth-trip about losing in life. Melodies and lyrics dedicated to all the drifters and the rejected ones that failed in achieving both wealth and love.

Regina Spektor ➔ New Studio Album

Singer-songwriter Regina Spektor has been away for a while, but her new album What We Saw From The Cheap Seats is coming out at the end of the month.

What We Saw from the Cheap Seats is her sixth studio album the first single, “All the Rowboats”, was released last month. Check out the video which could easily double as a Finesse shampoo commercial, below! The album’s second single, “Don’t Leave Me (Ne me quitte pas)” is a new version of “Ne me quitte pas”, a song originally from Spektor’s 2002 album Songs, and “Small Town Moon” is her latest delicate single with calm piano melodies that soon burst with cheerful riffing guitars and play-along stompings.

RONZO ➔ GANGSTA BIRDZ

London street artist RONZO presents is new mad installation of his street birds.  Film maker João Retorta produced this video. It follow the artist through the process of creating and rolling out his Urban gangsta style pigeons on the streets of London. One for us please!

The Shapeshifters ➔ ‘Shake Shake’

The Shapeshifters teamed up with Steve Edwards for this funky slice of euro-house. Bouncy synths and killer beats compete with Edwards’ icy vocals on this original mix of ‘Shake Shake’, creating a floorfiller set to take the clubs by storm.
The Shapeshifters are the London-based DJ and production duo of Simon Marlin and Max Reich.

Ana Rajcevic ➔ Animal Anatomy

Ana Rajcevic is a fashion artist and sculptor, based in London, working at the intersections of sculpture and fashion design, this project is grounded in a unique visual interpretation of animal anatomy, building upon existing skeleton structures to create a series of sculptural pieces that appear as natural properties of the human body, suggesting strength, power and sensuality.

Concepts of mutation and evolution are explored in order to develop a contemporary cross-image of human and animal, an atemporal, supreme creature, beyond past and future.