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Track Reviews

Daughter – Smother

Daughter were one of our favorites at SXSW. The London-based trio’s performance inside St. David’s church in Austin was truly stunning. The…
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08-14-12

Liam Bailey – Please Love Me

Liam Bailey, whom you may know from his collaborations with Chase & Status or Delilah or from reading B3SCI (Bailey is our man), puts on offer…
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08-13-12

Stealth Mode – Everybody

Canadian producer Stealth Mode dials up the feel good nu-disco vibes (and a really cool soul sample!) for his latest track “Everybody”. Try not…
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08-13-12

Alison Valentine – Peanut Butter

New York songstress Alison Valentine comes up aces on new track “Peanut Butter”. The song earns it’s bread on a set of big time melodies (the…
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08-13-12

Lupe Fiasco – Lamborghini Angels

Lupe’s latest from Food & Liquor II (which drops 25th September) sees the Chicago MC jump on a hypnotic-sounding jawn c/o rising producer Mr.…
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08-13-12

B3SCI PREMIERE: Dan Croll – From Nowhere

“From Nowhere” is the first official release by new Liverpool based artist Dan Croll, a name we’ll no question be hearing a lot more from in the…
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08-13-12

Mahalia – Let The World See The Light

“Let The World See The Light” is something special by budding songstress Mahalia. The young writer sings like it’s something she’s known more…
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08-10-12

RAVE’S FAVE! Bloc Party – Team A

Bloc Party return with Four, which drops the week after next. It’s a long-awaited return, preceded by a few US shows including their…
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08-09-12

The Fieldz – Enemy of the Great (Feat. Colin Munroe)

Our man Colin Monroe provides a smooth croon on the hook for “Enemy of the Great”, a new Christian Rich-produced track from VA rapper The…
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08-08-12

Youan – Must Be Love

Mysterious internet musician Youan comes through with his/her/its best track to date with the relaxed indie R&B of “Must Be Love”. Look out for…
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08-08-12

Tess Henley – Daydreaming

Seattle soul-popstress Tess Henley’s “Daydreaming” grabbed us immediately with it’s insanely good Stevie-Wonder-school-of-songwriting brand of…
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08-08-12

Capital Cities – Nothing Compares 2 U

LA’s very own Capital Cities put a sweet summertime shine on the Prince-penned Sinead classic. Opting for a wall of lounging-by-the-pool synths,…
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08-08-12