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Latir takes us on a floating "Carousel" feat. Tokio Myers and Olivia Nelson

February 21, 2022
Tayo Odutola

As Latir prepares for his new EP, he shares a self-produced single titled "Carousel" which dives into the concept of being helplessly in love. Bolstered by the mellow, atmospheric production…

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The Slice, Episode 35 [Urban Feature]

July 26, 2019
Tayo Odutola

Dedicated rummaging through the inner regions of the web in search of that good alternative urban music and serving it directly to music lovers is what we call "The Slice"…

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Get lost in Olivia Nelson's "Hideaway"

December 14, 2017
Steph Evans

We first fell in love with Olivia Nelson's voice when she was a featured artist on electronic track. The track was "Someone That You Love," and 9 months ago it was…

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Olivia Nelson channels "Cleopatra" on debut single

June 7, 2017
Steph Evans

Being a featured name on a house record can be a blessing or a curse for aspiring singers. A curse in that they're forever viewed as a featured singer, or…

Latir takes us on a floating "Carousel" feat. Tokio Myers and Olivia Nelson

The Slice, Episode 35 [Urban Feature]

Get lost in Olivia Nelson's "Hideaway"

Olivia Nelson channels "Cleopatra" on debut single

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