Last week I decided to be a rebel once again and break the boundaries found within 'The Funky Vault'. With UK Music consistently making impact within the industry, I decided that I wanted to pay homage to some of the artists who have been significant in the mainstream and also the underground over time. Getting so many great bits of new music delivered in the inbox and an opportunity to interview Labrinth and Ms Dynamite, I used it as the perfect time to turn the entertainment levels all the way up!!
TRACKLIST
Show Opener
La Musica – Ray Foxx ft Lovelle
On A Mission – Katy B (Skream & Benga)
I Need Air – Magnetic Man
Robot – Shani Cuppcake
Badman Riddim – Foreign Beggars vs Vato Gonzalez
Heaven – Emile Sande
Wine De Best – OHP, Busy Signal, Kano, Fatman Scoop
Be With You – Ny ft Giggs
Bluku Bluku – D Double E ft Dizzee Rascal
In My System – Tinchy Stryder
Finish Line - Yasmin
Smell Of Success – Junior Brat ft Miss Jaie
Stinkin Rich – Gappy Ranks
Sugar Love – Makeida
Runaway – Devlin ft Yasmin
Let The Sunshine – Labrinth LABRINTH INTERVIEW
Earthquake - Labrinth
Cried – Snakeyman
Woman – Matt Farley
Stronger – Pioneer ft Egypt
Boo – Ms Dynamite MS DYNAMITE INTERVIEW
Neva Soft – Labrinth ft Ms Dynamite
No Regrets – Dappy
Let Me Go – Maverick Sabre
No Gentleman – Abel Miller
Take It Slow – DJ Mystery ft Sophia
Upon first viewing of this video, I really liked the concept. But the more I watch it the more I wonder why Devlin is so depicted as an angry young man? Though very fitting for the track, after 3.11 a glimpse of the serenity longed for after 'letting go', would've been a nice spin on the video and enabled the 'lighter hearted' side of Devlin's character briefly captured at 3.20 a chance to shine.
Labrinth's feature is also highly recognised. As a producer/artist that hasn't been particuarly represented in many of the past productions of which he has played part within the composition, Let It Go pays deserved dues to Labrinth who hit the charts earlier this year with his solo single Let The Sun Shine.
Labrinth made his presence known when he stormed into the national chart alongside Tinie Tempah. Now the young man has gone solo, signed to Simon Cowell's Syco label and this is his first single.
Been loving this track for a number of months and I simply can't get sick of it!!!
Check out the Labrinth feature in the Farewell issue of Da-Mjuzik Magazine
Whilst me and Parks have been having fun showcasing the talents within the UK Music scene on a weekly basis, the time dawned upon us when we had to move home.....
Closing our time on Melody One with a collection of our shows during our time there:
Da-Mjuzik Show will be back in the near future when we kick back off within the residence of our new home once we've finished moving in and completed all the necessary particulars. We're with strong belief that the new home will enable us to bring you many more breakthrough shows like the one we brought to you with Labrinth and Loick Essien: