The Art Of This – Including Three Co-Founders Of The Art Of Noise – Announce Debut London Live Show This Saturday

JJ Jeczalik, Paul Morley, Gary Langan, and Ian Peel will this Saturday, the18th of October, make their performance debut at London’s ICA as The Art Of This. Describing themselves as an “offshoot, descendant, and subset” of seminal electronic pioneers Art Of Noise, the performance will feature, “words, music, and images using the venue’s 360° spatial sound system, d&b Soundscape”.

Live Review: John Fishell And Deepak Ram Host A Night Of Musical Fusion And Charm At Karma Sanctum Soho Hotel

Set amidst the glamour of London’s iconic Karma Sanctum Soho Hotel last Thursday, I was invited to an exclusive performance and launch party for ‘Notorious Partners in Crime’, the brand-new collaboration between American rocker John Fishell, and globally renowned flautist, Deepak Ram. Living up to its mysterious title, we gathered from drinks and chatter in the lounge to the hotel’s cinema room to witness a night of unexpected musical fusion and charm.

Neil Potter Pours His Heart And Soul Into ‘Shipwrecked’

Liverpool’s Neil Potter has been so fascinated by the process and power of music all his life, and ever since the start of his musical journey, as a teenager, he’s dreamed of creating an album from scratch. After studying music at college and university, he threw himself all into a seemingly endless cycle of learning and teaching, with the aim of being the very best he could be. We’ve previously spoken about his release, ‘Over The Hills’ – now we present his latest track, ‘Shipwrecked’.

Big Rome Presents His Manifesto With ‘Who I Am’

Big Rome has forged for himself a reputation as being one of the underground’s finest narrators, earning the name of “The Arkansas Boss”. His rap style unapologetically is able to fuel a late night party, or equally set forth a moody night of contemplation. Latest release, ‘Who I Am’, serves as his manifesto – and he establishes a bold declaration of greatness, while exploring just how the experiences that scarred his past have continued to shape who he currently is.