Ella Eyre apresenta "Deeper"

Ella Eyre - um nome a memorizar pois esta jovem vai dar que falar.

Com apenas 20 anos, esta jovem menina de Londres começou a sua carreira ao dar voz à música Waiting All Night dos Rudimental - ver aqui - e colaborando no single Think About It de Naughty Boy com o Wiz Khalifa, para além de algumas colaborações em músicas da banda Bastille ou Tinie Tempah.

Esta (nova) fera, que está reinventar o soul, acompanhou os Rudimental em tourné durante uns meses mas decidiu que era altura de dar oportunidade ao seu material a solo.
O primeiro resultado é o poderoso Deeper, com inspirações de motown que vai contrastar com a voz crua e rude com muito groove à mistura.

Ella Eyre lançou o seu primeiro EP Deeper em Dezembro de 2013, e ainda não está prevista a data de lançamento do seu primeiro disco, estando apenas marcado para o Outono de 2014.

Wiz Khalifa, Work Hard Play Hard

Wiz Khalifa is a young American rapper, who's career started in 2005.
Read more details about him here.

Cameron Jibril Thomaz explained to the website spinner.com how his stage name came from "young Wiz 'cause I was good at everything I did, and my granddad is Muslim, so he gave me that name; he felt like that's what I was doing with my music."

So far, he has released two studio albums Rolling Papers in 2011 and Only Nigga In First Class, but will be released to markets as O.N.I.F.C., in 2012.
He also worked with artists like Tinie Tempah, Snoop Dogg and Curren$y.
Nowadays, Wiz Khalifa is one of the most recognized and successful rappers in the music industry.

Word Hard Play Hard is the lead single taken from his second record, released as digital download on April 23, 2012.
The video represents the people who work hard during the day and party during the night.

"The bigger the bill, the harder you ball
Well I’m throwin mine, cause my money long.
The quicker you’re here, the faster you go.
That’s why where I come from the only thing we know is
Uh"

News // Q Magazine Awards: Discover the winners

Today was the ceremony of Q Magazine annual awards, in London, winning bands like Coldplay, U2 and Adele.

In the public vote categories we could find Best Act In The World, Breakthrough Artist and Best Live Act.
As a special award to mark Q's birthday, there was the nomination for the Greatest Act Of The Last 25 Years. Check all the category nominees here, respective category winners and some videos.

And the winners were:

Best Act In The World Today (presented by First Drinks Brand): Coldplay
Greatest Act Of The Last 25 Years (presented by BlackBerry): U2
Best Album: Bon Iver - Bon Iver
Q Best Male Artist (presented by Merc): Tinie Tempah
Q Best Female Artist (presented by Nivea Visage): Adele
Q Icon: Noel Gallagher
Q Classic Songwriter: Gary Barlow
Breakthrough Artist: Ed Sheeran
Best New Act (presented by Orange Amplification): WU LYF
Q Innovation In Sound: Kaiser Chiefs
Q Inspiration (presented by YouYou Mentoring): Fatboy Slim
Q Next Big Thing (presented by Nivea Visage): Lana Del Ray
Best Track (presented by Q Radio): Adele - Rolling In The Deep

Best Video (presented by Q TV): Jessie J - Do It Like A Dude

Best Live Act: Biffy Clyro
Q Classic Song (presented by Zippo): Snow Patrol - Chasing Cars

Q Outstanding Contribution To Music: Siouxsie Sioux
Q Hall Of Fame: Queen

What do you think about the winners?

News // Coldplay's Chris Martin "Kanye West has changed the way we listen music"

Chris Martin, Coldplay's lead singer revealed on BBC Radio 1, that he believes the rapper Kanye West helped the music consumers to realize the idea that it's possible to embrace more than one genre of music.

On the same interview, Martin shared that he and his band mates really believed that music buyers no longer feel "obligated" to listen a specific genre anymore.

The band is releasing a new record "Mylo Xyloto", next monday October 24th. Talking about the album, Martin told the band isn't afraid of doing it because people's reaction towards music have changed, saying: "Don't you think that music now shouldn't fall into a particular box? I don't think anyone thinks like that any more. You don't see so many goths, hippies, rockers and hip hoppers any more. People like Kanye West are changing the way we all listen and the internet."

He also added: "Look at Tinie Tempah. Just the song 'Pass Out' has about eight different types of music in it. This time, we're on our fifth record, we're all in our early to mid-30s so there's an element of, 'If we don't make it now we've got to give up.'"

Coldplay as recently seen their song with the pop singer Rihanna "Princess of China" leaked online, being the third song taken from their "unborn" Mylo Xyloto, check it below.