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Mayia Cohen Releases Debut Single “Temporary”

Mayia Cohen just dropped her debut single “Temporary” that’s as modern as it is timeless. Mayia’s skillful vocals are fully showcased while the musical score is just stunning thanks to the beats. This is a vibrant track with tons of charisma and sophistication that is destined to be a superhit.  “Temporary” is Mayia’s lead song in her debut album that will have eight beautiful songs. Pop, r&b, jazz cocktail, her music has much to offer to people of all backgrounds. It is emotional, intense, at the same time flamboyant and energetic. She is certain to break all the barriers...
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Pink Floyd visual artist Gerald Scarfe on working with Roger Waters and Nick Mason: “They thought I was ‘fucking mad’”

“It all started when Roger Waters and Nick Mason saw a film I’d done in 1971 called Long Drawn Out Trip, which was shown on BBC2. They both decided that they wanted me on board, because, as Roger told me, they thought I was ‘fucking mad’. I was a bit befuddled initially because I didn’t really know their music – I was a political cartoonist. But I bought a leather jacket and some jeans, which was about as rock’n’roll as I ever got, and met them at Nick’s house in Kentish Town. All four of them were there. It...
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The Beau Brummels Turn Around: The Complete Recordings

A sign of how quickly the folk, country and “baroque and roll” of The Beau Brummels entered mainstream consciousness came with their appearance in a 1965 episode of The Flintstones. Billed, almost inevitably, as The Beau Brummelstones and sporting plum-coloured, turtleneck prehistoric garb, the San Francisco five-piece had been together less than 18 months when their animated versions took to the stage of the Bedrock A-Go-Go nightclub to perform Laugh, Laugh. ORDER NOW: David Bowie is on the cover of the December 2021 issue of Uncut That debut hit (co-produced by a 21-year-old Sylvester Stewart, before he rebranded himself as...
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The War On Drugs I Don’t Live Here Anymore

It’s a safe bet the scale of The War On Drugs’ success has blindsided even Adam Granduciel. He’s no low achiever – after all, his exacting standards brought on a nervous breakdown during the making of their breakthrough, Lost In The Dream – but for him satisfaction is something else. If the No 10 Billboard spot and Grammy Award for 2017’s A Deeper Understanding were gratifying, they were not his goals. ORDER NOW: David Bowie is on the cover of the December 2021 issue of Uncut Granduciel’s striving has always been for something unidentified and forever out of reach. That...
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Joni Mitchell The Joni Mitchell Archives Vol 2: The Reprise Albums

What a time it was, 50 years ago and more, when Joni strode to power, part of a musical royalty whose clarions shouted dominion over a broad Earth. Fans waited, breath bated, for the latest album/bulletin from lives lived in luxurious wonder. Hearth ballads for McLuhan’s global campfire. Picaresques and intrigues from the fabled Canyon came alive in the music she made between 1968 and ’71, as the poet collapsed sideways into the pop star. Songs are barely concealed public missives (pigeon-posted tweets?) between friends and lovers, minstrels-in-arms and the hopelessly love-smitten. ORDER NOW: David Bowie is on the cover...
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Hayes Carll You Get It All

Despite a run of consistently fine releases since first making his mark nearly 20 years ago, Hayes Carll has never quite received the credit that his talent demands. Maybe it’s his low-key demeanour, perhaps it’s the disregard for showiness, or it could be the simple fact that he’s operating in an increasingly overcrowded field. But at his best, as on 2011’s pithy KMAG YOYO (& Other American Stories) or 2019’s Dualtone debut What It Is, the Texan singer-songwriter invites comparisons to Guy Clark or Jerry Jeff Walker. ORDER NOW: David Bowie is on the cover of the December 2021 issue...
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Hear “Love Farewell” from Jake Xerxes Fussell’s new album, Good And Green Again

Jake Xerxes Fussell has released “Love Farewell” – a song taken from his new studio album, Good And Green Again. ORDER NOW: Read the full feature on David Bowie in Uncut’s December 2021 issue Fussell’s fourth album, Good And Green Again has been produced by James Elkington and features guest players including Casey Toll, Libby Rodenbough, Joe Westerlund and Bonnie “Prince” Billy. It’s released on January 21 on Paradise Of Bachelors. You can hear “Love Farewell” below: Advertisement Good and Green Again by Jake Xerxes Fussell The tracklisting for Good And Green Again is: Love Farewell Carriebelle Breast of Glass...
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Hurray For The Riff Raff announces new album LIFE ON EARTH; shares track “RHODODENDRON”

Hurray For The Riff Raff have announced details of a new studio album, LIFE ON EARTH. The album is released by Nonesuch on February 18, 2022. ORDER NOW: Read the full feature on David Bowie in Uncut’s December 2021 issue The eight full-length album from Bronx-born, New Orleans-based singer/songwriter Alynda Segarra, Life On Earth features eleven new “nature punk” tracks – including first single, “RHODODENDRON”, released today. “RHODODENDRON” is about “finding rebellion in plant life,” says Segarra. “Being called by the natural world and seeing the life that surrounds you in a way you never have. A mind expansion. A...
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David Bowie’s contemporaries on lost album Toy: “We always felt that they were great songs”

Manhattan Center, New York, August 1999. David Bowie is coming face to face with one of his former selves. But it’s not the Thin White Duke, Halloween Jack or Ziggy – but an earlier incarnation of Bowie, one almost nobody knows or has long since forgotten. The occasion is VH1 Storytellers, a show in which songwriters talk about and perform choice moments from their back catalogue. Among hits like Life On Mars? and China Girl, Bowie suddenly pulls out one of the first songs he wrote: an R&B thumper called Can’t Help Thinking About Me. He prefaces it with...
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DYLI Packs It In With New EP – MmmHmm

The California-based artist DYLI releases a new 6-track EP titled MmmHmm. The artist drives an especially charming and appealing performance. The 6 track EP features many of fans favorites from previously released hits such as “New Bag.” DYLI’s certainty when it comes to fusing R&B, rap, and pop comes through in this one. Her vocals soar as she whisks through the chords with tunes overflowing in every direction. Starting out young, DYLI has always had it in her when it comes to music. After several releases and two full-length albums, the artist is truly owning up to her talents....