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Wednesday 21 December, 2011

Better Than A BMX by Hervé w/ Housquare and Afghan Headspin Remixes [Pop House]

It has been a long time coming but we promise you it is more than worth the wait. One of the most prolific and versatile producers in the UK Hervé, AKA Joshua Harvey, is back with a new single Better Than A BMX, released on the 26th February, the first track to be released from his debut artist album ‘Pick Me Up, Sort Me Out, Calm Me Down’ set to drop next year on Cheap Thrills.

Dance,Freebies

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Wednesday 24 August, 2011

What The Water Gave Me by Florence And The Machine | Single Review | Official Music Video

It is unmistakably Florence And The Machine. After her small stint with a Rascal and her award winning debut ‘Lungs’, this lady is most definitely welcomed back with open arms.

Acoustic,Indie,Pop

thetruejoe90

Tuesday 02 August, 2011

Within And Without by Washed Out | Album Review

Amongst the blogosphere 28 year old Greene has made a name for himself albeit under his now professional title. Having begun as a Bedroom Producer his work has travelled far and wide, stretching far, far away from his relatively humble beginnings rooted rural Georgia, US.

Dance,Introducing,Pop

thetruejoe90

Wednesday 27 July, 2011

The Death Of You And Me by Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds | Single Review | Official Music Video

The ‘High Flying Birds’ are not 6 air-hostesses, they are all quality musicians in their own right who, in a way, simply asked to be in Noel’s band. The ‘Birds include Mike Roe who played keyboards on the ‘Be Here Now’ tour for Oasis, Russell Pritchard from The Zutons and even a Liverpudlian guitarist named Macca

Acoustic,Indie,Pop

thetruejoe90

Monday 06 June, 2011

Forget Yourself / Wiyoo by Ronika | EP Review

You just can’t ignore the fact that the 80′s were great for music. The insurgence of synthesisers taking over from generic musicians after the mass movement of disco in the late 70′s, it was then when music changed and is a prominent part of dance music history. With the likes of Chromeo injecting their saucy disco-punk nowadays, La Roux dabbling with the same it’s good that the taste and flavour of this era is living on. It appears that it still is within new artist, Ronika.

Dance,Introducing,Pop

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Tuesday 26 April, 2011

Take It Back ft Shola Ama by Toddla T | The Original & Dillon Francis Remix | Single Review | Official Music Video | Official Free Download

Sometimes when you’re struggling to muster some motivation for yourself, you need a kick up the backside to get you going. Usually it can be harsh words from your partner. Threatening action from your boss. The likelihood of being grounded. Or, it can just take a good tune.

Dance,Pop

thetruejoe90

Thursday 21 April, 2011

The Fall by Gorillaz | Album Review

Music can very much be a motivator. Using the rhythmic vibrations to get your heart pumping, your mind set ready for the challenge that awaits you. Then, on the other hand, it can chill you out, put you into a state of sedation and bring you back from that challenge that you had to contest with earlier.

Pop

thetruejoe90

Wednesday 06 April, 2011

On A Mission by Katy B | Album Review

First, don’t think that this is full of dubstep because that would be wrong. Secondly, think about the sweet, subtle, seductive ways of ghetto-free RnB, UK style. That would be appropriate, I reckon.

Dance,Pop,RnB

thetruejoe90

Wednesday 23 March, 2011

Iron by Woodkid | EP Review | Official Music Video

Heading along the same lines as The Shoes with their chilled out, warming and heartfelt lyrical electronica. We have a man who is following a similar path who goes by the name of Woodkid. Electro-acoustic I’d say.

Acoustic,Indie

thetruejoe90

Monday 21 March, 2011

All You Need Is Now by Duran Duran | Album Review

After a slightly disappointing start to the comeback of Duran Duran in the last few weeks of 2010, the massive media onslaught of the bands return to the stages of the world and the music charts through all the various mediums over the last few days has been really quite extraordinary.

Pop

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Bassnectar picture by Joshua Brott | bassnectar.net

Tuesday 01 February, 2011

Lights by Ellie Goulding The Bassnectar Remix | Official Free Download

Sweet is a word I personally would use descriptively for any of Lorin’s – aka Bassnectar – work. This is no exception.

Dance,Freebies

thetruejoe90

Sunday 23 January, 2011

Stay The Same by The Shoes | Single Review

Guillaume & Benjamin are two men from Reims near Paris, France. After a friendship spanning many years from their childhood the work they have created is work stemmed from a serious love of music.

Pop

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Tuesday 04 January, 2011

Progress by Take That | Album Review

Being the age that I am and having watched and listened to various musical works over the years, there has been a certain band that has always been either in view or floating around the airwaves.

Pop

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