September 2013

Blackbird Blackbird – "Happy With You" (Yalls Remix)

Dan Casey, hailing from Berkeley, influenced by Baths and Giraffage has a laid back style involving lots of unorthodox instruments. Having shared the stage with the likes of Grimes, Neon…

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Pogo – Upular (Y $ C Remix)

Most people who have spent sometime on Youtube have surely heard of the childhood film mash-up artist Pogo. One of his more memorable pieces was the transformation of Disney's "Up". The…

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Sick Individuals & Axwell – "I Am" (Feat. Taylr Renee)

Another Monday, another release telling us that Axtone is going to be an even more major player in the dance music arena with its leader Axwell out on his own. Today it’s with…

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Earmilk Interview: Lunar C

It's not often that a battle rapper is able to make the jump to album-based success. However, Bradford's Lunar C is hardly a normal rapper. Fresh out of the Leeds…

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Bear's Den – "Sahara"

We developed a huge crush on London-based trio Bear’s Den earlier this year when they released their EP Agape. But the newest track off their forthcoming EP Without/Within is proof that…

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J NICS – "Here I Go" (Feat. Denzel Curry)

The Polar Bear Mack J NICS brings his smooth southern flow out on his laid back new follow up single to "24/7", "Here I Go". The slow paced street track talks tales…

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Mack Wilds – "Wild Things" (Feat. Method Man)

Mack Wilds makes his presence felt for the second time in two weeks with another release entitled "Wild Things". The track features fellow Staten Island native and Wu-Tang Clansmen Method…

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Drake – "Tuscan Leather"

How much time is this nigga spending on the intro? Just enough, apparently. The introduction to Drake's third commercial outing, Nothing Was The Same, is a six minute prologue that flips…

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Gilbre Forte – "Nolita" (The Ninetys Edit)

The ability to rework an established electronic genre into a fresh new “thing” is paramount in the current music trends. London-based producers The Ninetys released the chilled-out trap track Gilbre Forte's "Nolita”…

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Adrian Lux & Marcus Schossow – "Wild Child" (Feat. JJ)

During a July interview in New York City, DJ/producer Adrian Lux revealed what’s next for him after his recent hit record “Damaged." The release date for the follow up single…

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EARMILK Presents: Moiez [Interview + Exclusive Mix]

Soundcloud is really a magical place. It's absolutely changing the way we discover new music and the way artists can connect to their fans. It also allows any artist to…

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EARMILK Interview: JIIK

After leaving his position as center-back for English football team Leyton Orient, East Londoner JIIK went on to drop his first Heat On The Street mixtape in 2003, marking his journey into the world…

Blackbird Blackbird – "Happy With You" (Yalls Remix)

Pogo – Upular (Y $ C Remix)

Sick Individuals & Axwell – "I Am" (Feat. Taylr Renee)

Earmilk Interview: Lunar C

Bear's Den – "Sahara"

J NICS – "Here I Go" (Feat. Denzel Curry)

Mack Wilds – "Wild Things" (Feat. Method Man)

Drake – "Tuscan Leather"

Gilbre Forte – "Nolita" (The Ninetys Edit)

Adrian Lux & Marcus Schossow – "Wild Child" (Feat. JJ)

EARMILK Presents: Moiez [Interview + Exclusive Mix]

EARMILK Interview: JIIK

SORRYNOTSORRY drench new single "Disappear" in tears

Your Smith settles back into songwriter life on 'The Rub'

Marsha Swanson chats new creative music video “Generational Transmission”, her love of Hugo the Hippo, and more [Interview]

Riah continues her dark pop journey on new album 'The Fourth Wall'

Redefining Herself: Lila Tristram’s Life-Changing New Album "America”

Jay Tone is carving out his space with "Puzzles"

Matt Oakley is redefining country music with heart, soul and modernity

Texas’ Blacktop Mojo does rock music the way it should be done

Tha Rapper Haiti blends authentic style with musical passion

From Machismo To Mujeres: Women As The Face Of Reggaeton

4 things I learned on the 'Call Me If You Get Lost' tour

4 things every artist needs to think about in 2022