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Emerging from a year filled with restrictions with plans for a new LP is an admirable trait for any artist. Steady Rollin, comprising of Benjamin Andrade on drums and backing vocals, Gerardo Pardo on ..
21 year old Brussel-based singer and composer Noah Roovers, AKA InHibit, has taken his cue from some of the most influential alt-rock artists over the last three decades as inspiration for his latest single.
Titled ‘The Quest’, his new track looks to establish him as one of the most challenging, under-the-radar acts to emerge from Europe.
Combining ear-twisting melodies, a healthy slug of guitar and a truly visceral video, it’s the perfect introduction to the world InHibit.
InHibits’ uncomp..
Continuing with the plethora of content from last year, YUNGBLUD treats us all to third collab with rap-turned-pop punk legend Machine Gun Kelly, finally giving us the video that we all have waited so long for
Mirroring the same vibe as previous video collab I Think I’m OKAY, but with a major apocalyptic twist – zombies are about.
The boys are both reaching the end of a long, heavy night of partying when suddenly zombies strike! But they don’t care, continuing to party and play for the dead, similarly to how they did in the last video, where they performed on a raise platform to adoring fans with their arms in in the air. This time, the “fans” arms are in the air for a different reason – they want their blood!
This video is a quintessential YUNGBLUD and MGK collaboration, with eccentric outfits and makeup, attitude and huge energy. The only thing missing is the two of them being able to be together…perhaps we can hope that by time they come round to filming something for their third..
Continuing with the plethora of content from last year, YUNGBLUD treats us all to third collab with rap-turned-pop punk legend Machine Gun Kelly, finally giving us the video that we all have waited so long for.
Mirroring the same vibe as previous video collab I Think I’m OKAY, but with a major apocalyptic twist – zombies are about.
The boys are both reaching the end of a long, heavy night of partying when suddenly zombies strike! But they don’t care, continuing to party and play for the dead, similarly to how they did in the last video, where they performed on a raise platform to adoring fans with their arms in in the air. This time, the “fans” arms are in the air for a different reason – they want their blood!
This video is a quintessential YUNGBLUD and MGK collaboration, with eccentric outfits and makeup, attitude and huge energy. The only thing missing is the two of them being able to be together…perhaps we can hope that by time they come round to filming something for their thi..
November 26th saw YUNGBLUD’s 7th single release this year, bringing us an emotionally charged song mars, telling the story of a young trans woman fighting to be who she truly is, and spreading the message of self-identity and fighting for what is right. The song comes quickly after previous release Cotton Candy, which received a hugely positive reaction from fans and new listeners alike.
The video quickly followed, dropping 5pm yesterday. You can watch Below:
mars comes as one of the featured songs on the Weird!, which is releasing at the later date of December 4th, after being pushed back due to the delay in production of the Vinyl versions of the album.
YUNGBLUD has been teasing the content of this album, redesigning his style in a more liberating lyrical style with charged messages, as per for any of his releases. Earlier this year, he described the new album as “Inspired by Bowie”, the latest video clearly nodding its head towards the late performer.
I was lucky enough to get i..
Commenting on society’s prejudice and the common feeling that many have of not-fitting-in, 21-year-old Anglo-Belgian singer, InHibit (Noah Roovers) has released his latest single ‘The Quest’.
With a sound familiar to the likes of Kyo and Nirvana, InHibit combines ear-twisting melodies, a healthy slug of guitar, and a truly visceral (albeit slightly haunting) video to create a very uncompromising track to which many people may relate. With his video racking up near 400,000 views in less than a month, InHibit is undoubtedly one to watch over the coming months.
Describing himself as primarily a poet, InHibit is something of an enigma. He has studied piano since the mere age of five and was formally a racing car driver as well as a qualified lawyer; InHibit certainly has a few notches on his belt!
His interest in so many different fields inspires him to be very creative and involved in all of his music-making – he was even behind the make-up (he’s keen to point out the scars are not ..
Alicia Keys has shared her new video to her new track ‘Perfect Way to Die’.
The new video, directed by Chris Robinson, sees Keys sat at the piano while images of people killed as a result of police brutality, including George Floyd, are projected onto buildings.
When speaking about the ballad on her instagram, Keys wrote “I have felt called by music like I have never felt before. I have been following its lead. It has led me to the song ‘A Perfect Way to Die.’ The song title is so powerful and heartbreaking because WE are heartbroken by so many who have died unjustly. Of course, there is NO perfect way to die. That phrase doesn’t even make sense. Just like it doesn’t make sense that there are so many innocent lives that should not have been taken from us due to the destructive culture of police violence.”
Alicia debuted the emotional new track for the BET Awards.
Originally from Rutland, Teddy Lewis and Alex Rush comprise Centre Excuse, the nation’s natural successors to Depeche Mode and with epic electronic-rock sounds and high energy performances, the duo ar..
The new song is from the upcoming album ‘Bitter Better’ out on July 17th. The album finds the group drawing on their extensive string music background and knowledge of folk and roots music, incorporat..
