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Thousands descend on village as Love Supreme returns after two years away
- THOUSANDS of jazz and soul fans flocked to Love Supreme over the weekend, as the festival returned after a two-year break.
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All Points East 2021 line-up: Tickets set to go on sale as Jamie xx and Kano confirmed as co-headliners
The east London favourite is the latest music festival to unveil its summer plans
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Tom Misch and Yussef Dayes - What Kinda Music review: An engrossing album that never quite finds its rhythm
Tom Misch has previously created laid-back pop, collaborating with the likes of Loyle Carner and De La Soul. Yussef Dayes, in contrast, has gained notoriety as a progressive jazz drummer. Now these two artists have come together to produce a surprising and vibey album.The record has a strong jazz undercurrent, but it has hints of vintage hip-hop and soulful R&B.; Occasionally it will drop a heavier beat and fall into electronica. The merging of these genres keeps things constantly interesting, b
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Loyle Carner, Not Waving, But Drowning review: The south London MC at his most vulnerable
Two years after the release of his Mercury Prize-nominated debut Yesterday’s Gone, the south London hip-hop artist born Benjamin Gerrard Coyle-Larner unveils its follow-up, Not Waving, But Drowning. Carner’s frequent collaborator, Tom Misch, is on board to contribute some mellow funk on the bass and his mellifluous vocals for “Angel”. Fellow Mercury Prize nominee Jorja Smith and winner Sampha sound like old friends in their guest spots – they fit comfortably into Carner’s landscape, built from
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