Genre: Classic rock
Key track: Stop Bitching, Do Something
Of all the musicians to come out of the British Invasion, few have had careers as consistently praised as Northern Irish soul singer Van Morrison.
Where so many of his peers have been running on empty or recycling past glories, Morrison has been incredibly prolific. But when you are cranking out albums as solid as 2019s Three Chords and the Truth, there is nothing wrong with releasing one record after the next. That the singer is notoriously cranky was balanced out by his considerable talents. Until now, that is.
With Latest Record Project Volume 1, Morrison has managed to come up with what could become a whole new genre: Classic Curmudgeon Rock.
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New Brunswick s Wolf Castle Teams Up with Raphael de la Rez for New Single Gunna
The Pabineau First Nation rapper will release his new EP Da Vinci s Inquest through Forward Music this summer
Photo: Christopher Grant
Published Mar 12, 2021
After earning his two East Coast Music Awards nominations for last year s
Gold Rush EP, New Brunswick-based Pabineau First Nation rapper Wolf Castle a.k.a. Tristan Grant is all set to follow up the EP with a new collection of tracks called
Da Vinci s Inquest.
The EP will arrive sometime this summer through Halifax s Forward Music, but today, we re getting the first taste with a new single titled Gunna. The song, which features Raphael de la Rez Grant s uncle who introduced him to the world of rap in the early 2000s arrives as one chapter of Wolf Castle s epilogue to a four-part series of EPs.
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Fully into the swing of things tracks are flowing out from top labels around the world. This month of February has seen the continuance of established names as well as the rise of new talent making a stronghold in the progressive house scene with creative and unique new sounds that are gaining attention and traction. Checkout the top picks as we cover the best underground progressive tunes of this past month.
1. REFLECTIONS (ORIGINAL MIX) - J LANNUTTI [DROID9 SOUTH AMERICA]
J Lannutti s creation Reflections invites us to move on the dancefloor thanks to well balanced percussions, accompanied by solid kick drums and bass, generating an excellent groove. As it progresses you can see how the harmonies and melodies begin to sound heavenly. The track evolves as we take part on a progressive journey. The anthemic melody is undoubtedly a peak time track meant for festivals.