One year after Ameer: the controversy that nearly tore Brockhampton apart
It’s nearly a year since Ameer Vann, one of the most promising prospects from the eclectic rap group Brockhampton, was kicked out following multiple accusations of abuse from former partners on social media – a blow to the group that many believed would lead to its ultimate demise less than a year after bursting onto the mainstream. Let’s look back at the Ameer controversy one year on. … Continue reading One year after Ameer: the controversy that nearly tore Brockhampton apart
Kevin Abstract – ARIZONA baby EP Review
Kevin Abstract’s first solo project since his fantastic 2016 album American Boyfriend and the explosion of BROCKHAMPTON onto the international stage is a short but personal dive into one of the most fascinating figures in modern hip-hop. It’s rumoured that ARIZONA baby could be one of a series of EPs, or indeed part of a full new solo album – Kevin has already teased on social media … Continue reading Kevin Abstract – ARIZONA baby EP Review
Trinity Ball 2019: Highlights
Well, Trinity Ball has come and gone yet again, and with a line-up like this year’s, it’s worth reflecting on. With artists such as Mall Grab, Honey Dijon, Mabel and Bugzy Malone it feels like the university population of Ireland were all feeling major FOMO while their mates travelled to Trinity for the night. More importantly, this particular line-up presented many Irish artists that were … Continue reading Trinity Ball 2019: Highlights
Novelist Guy: UK Grime Album’s 1 year anniversary
Novelist’s debut album, ‘Novelist Guy’ was released on the 13th of April 2018. One year on and this Mercury Prize nominated album is as fresh on our minds as ever. The album came as a welcome return from the artist, who began to shoot up in popularity in 2014, alongside his signing with XL Recordings and subsequent joint EP with Mumdance, ‘1 Sec’ which was … Continue reading Novelist Guy: UK Grime Album’s 1 year anniversary
Top 5 Alternative Irish Songs that Should be all Over your Playlists Right Now.
There are so many amazing artists coming to the forefront of the Irish music scene right now. I’m yet to speak to someone who would disagree with this statement, so I promise you, there’s no excuse not to jump on the bandwagon My Spotify playlists are becoming noticeably more patriotic as time goes by, my ears crave the familiar accents and melodies. So, here’s my take … Continue reading Top 5 Alternative Irish Songs that Should be all Over your Playlists Right Now.
Billie Eilish – WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO? album review
Billie Eilish’s debut full-length outing is not only a statement that she’s set to become a massive star – it’s a statement that she’s here to stay, too. I wasn’t expecting a massive amount going into this album, even though I had enjoyed some of the singles that were released in the run-up to this album – namely You Should See Me in a Crown … Continue reading Billie Eilish – WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO? album review
LAOISE Releases New EP ‘Mad’
The EP we’ve all been waiting for has finally been released, and it couldn’t have come quick enough for LAOISE fans. ‘Mad’ is a compilation of 4 tracks: ‘Mad’, ‘Again’, ‘I Mean…’ and ‘Seriously?’. Following up from her first EP ‘Halfway’, 22-year-old Galway native and electro-pop artist LAOISE has released her second EP ‘Mad’ and its everything we expected and more. Her track ‘Again’ was nominated for the song of the year award … Continue reading LAOISE Releases New EP ‘Mad’
KNEECAP: NEXT SONG 80% ENGLISH??
The best guesses at what ‘H.O.O.D’ will sound like! Kneecap have taken over social media again this week by announcing the release of their new song entitled ‘H.O.O.D’, which is set to be released on Thursday the 28th of March. In true kneecap fashion, the promo run has consisted of some hilariously bizarre posts including one picture of the two boys lying naked in a … Continue reading KNEECAP: NEXT SONG 80% ENGLISH??
Irish Nightlife Reform: ‘Give Us The Night’ campaign
As a young person who more than enjoys being a part of the nightlife and night culture of Galway (and the rest of Ireland), the ‘Give Us The Night’ campaign is something constantly on my mind. This campaign has gained traction in recent months after a string of meetings around the country, alongside being featured in papers such as The Sun, and a nialler9 podcast … Continue reading Irish Nightlife Reform: ‘Give Us The Night’ campaign
Jafaris – Stride album review
Jafaris is one of Ireland’s biggest up-and-coming hip-hop prospects – but does his debut record live up to the hype? Stride is the debut album from Dublin rapper Jafaris, who has made a name for himself following the release of his debut EP Velvet Cake in 2017, as well as notable singles such as Found My Feet and Time that have made their way onto … Continue reading Jafaris – Stride album review
The Four Pillars 