Yelawolf and Ed Sheeran have collaborated on another two great songs, "London Bridge" and "Faces". These two tracks have a complete different feel from one another, as Yela spits soft bars over a smooth guitar beat, and Ed Sheeran refines the song with his soulful vocals. "Faces" is a more upbeat song like we are used to hearing from the White Dog, and even has a dubstep-type sample, and yet again Ed Sheeran does his thing. Yelawolf and Ed Sheeran make a great combo on a track and we can only hope to hear more this...
I'm not even going to attempt to define Rudimental. The East-London quatuor' musical catalogue, although limited, is the definition of eclectic. It does however share one common thread which is its innate "UK-ness". Borrowing elements from UK garage, dub, funky and jungle, they have basically created their own arsenal of sounds from which they can pick elements, depending on the desired result. Play Case in point: in the past few weeks they have released both...
In Yelawolf's newest freebie to his fans he brings us "You Don't Know (For Fuck's Sake)" and features Ed Sheeran. This is a great song with a sound a lot like Lil Wayne and Robin Thicke's "Shooter". It has simple production, with a smooth R&B sound from Ed Sheeran, and the white dog comes in...
Suicide Sundaes - stop your grinnin' and drop your linen. Every Sunday, electblake of Earmilk will bring you the weeks dirty servings, and some old favorites through a throwdown-throwback to simpler times. A time when bangers were big, remixes were bigger, the bassline bled, and we didn't care...
Ed Sheeran is quite the wordsmith. He's one of these guys who fall somewhere between poet, rapper, singer songwriter and acoustic ram jammer. Lyrically this tune is well worth the listen. You get lead down a windy path of cloaked pokes at other UK artists and the culture generally by someone who...
