Posts Tagged Lewis Lister

London-based vocalist Basheba says that her love of music stems from the passion that the people of Barbados (her mother’s country of origin) have for music. Given the sun-drenched, optimistic production from TWD on ‘High ‘N’ Dry’, she certainly...

On ‘Pyrex Scholar’, Brighton-based hip-hop producer The Purist explores a world that couldn’t sound less like it came from a seaside town in England if it tried. From the first few seconds of plodding bass and jazz flute on...

Cadenza has developed a bassy production style that has grabbed the attention of Zane Lowe, Diplo & Mad Decent, Toddla T and Shy FX. His Ninja Tuna-esque style has also earned him a temporary...

Hackney vocalist Albert Gold releases ‘Into The Wild’, alongside a set of visuals created on a shoestring budget in the seaside town of Felixstowe. Critics are comparing Gold’s feel-good style to the likes of Luther Vandross, but despite the...

Max Marshall‘s ‘Your Love Is Like‘ has all the catchy, melodic appeal of a Rihanna smash, but comes with none of the accompanying irritating trappings.  Marshall uses her smooth but powerful vocal to tell tales of love-induced madness (a...

Since it began in 2011, LA label Soulection has become synonymous with quality, forward-thinking music.  It’s no wonder then, that they’ve lent a hand to London’s Ego Ella May with the release of ‘Underwater’.  Ego-Ella May has the kind of smooth, delicate vocal quality that is...

ThisisDA takes everything we know and love about classic Hip Hop and gives it a modern, and very British, twist.  With his debut album ‘Super Arkane’ just around the corner, Province caught up with the Bristol MC to get...

After garnering plenty of attention with his debut EP ‘Word Gets Around’, September saw the release of JD Reid‘s latest offering, ’88 EP’.  Nestled amongst the five tracks of British creative brilliance is ‘Nobunaga’, the producer’s collaboration with Brxtherhood’s Denzel Himself...