Xisuma's Musical Journey

    British act The Brand New Heavies try their hand at collaboration with rap heavy hitters of the era. Adding story driven rhymes to the m...

  A snug fit for rising temperatures hitting us here in England, Eat Your Heart Out has been the soundtrack to my morning walks drenched in ...

Still lingering in the shadows cast by Woman , an eight year wait hasn't yielded much excitement. The Disco-Funk inspired French duo ret...

   Reveling in the merits of predecessor Big Luxury, the Potatohead People duo, Nick Wisdom and Astrological, return with another Jazz Hop i...

   Cut from the cloth of its era, here lies a Jazz Hop record with distinction. Big Luxury stands apart among a then blossoming scene. Altho...

  Following up on the stunning What's Your Pleasure , singer-songwriter Jessie Ware leans even harder into this craft of love. Going bey...

  Album number five, No Thank You, is a moment for pause, a frank examination of where Little Simz currently finds herself. The brisk Londo...

  Prelude to The Archandroid and first installment of a conceptual series of records, Metropolis is a fair introduction to Janelle's qu...

  What a blast from the past! American instrumental Funk outfit The Meters debuted with timeless swagger and groove, an attitude still holdi...

Having made waves with his retro inspired After Hours , The Weekend returns two years on with Dawn FM. Leaning deeper into the nostalgia of ...

  I have been dying to hear this album ever since its second single Woman with Cleo Soul dropped. What a stunning track! Perfectly blurring ...

  British rock duo The Alan Parsons Project have admittedly been on my radar since before I started this music blog. Of the three records I ...

Nostalgia revival has been a recurring theme across the musical spectrum in recent years. Strangely, the better of it all doesn't feel n...

A name known the world over in music, but one I had never come acquainted with until now. Stevie was a veteran at this point, a Jazz mu...

Going for an ambiguous, minimal presentation of this latest collection of songs, the multi talented Danny Glover AKA Childish Gambino ...

With a simmering anticipation brewing, The Slow Rush has been warmly welcomed with open arms, taking its place as a glorious successo...

Quirky, camp and kooky, Hot Space flips the deck as legends Queen make a hard pivot away from their roots in Rock, embracing Pop, Funk...

There is no doubt that Tyler is in an evolutionary stride as an artist. Two years off the back of the widely acclaimed Scum Fuck Flowe...

When it comes to music I am somewhat of a completionist, which leads me too this disposable EP released between albums. It also means a...

There was no way I wouldn't pick up another album after discovering Vivid . Its a wonderful debut from the New York band who were f...