Game Face: Top tracks to get lucky with this Summer
Midsummer's been and gone but for most of us the Summer holidays have only just begun. In between frantically checking flights to - let's be honest - pretty much anywhere with a beach, we threw together a few tracks to help us get in the mood in all the right ways...
First up is a first class booty shaker by Parisian beatmaker Boston Bun. Ironically titled 'Don't Wanna Dance' is a filthily…
Finding Unique And Personalised Fashion On the Street
The latest elaborate haute couture designs have recently been revealed on the runways in Paris. But away from the designer collections, the streets host a more understated fashion show that offers up an equally stylish but more wearable display. Of course, couture and other iconic fashion trends influence everyday clothing, but true fashionistas mix these trends with their own style. On the…
Low Island on their new single, ‘Search Box’, Google therapy, and adult breastfeeding
Low Island are an indie rock and electronica four piece band hailing from Oxford, UK. The city of dreaming spires has paid its dues to the broader British music scene in recent times, with the likes of Radiohead, Supergrass, and (more recently) FAULT featured acts Foals and Glass Animals all launching stellar careers from within spitting distance of this less-than-humble base.
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Playlist Special: The Ends
Everyone is talking about the hotly anticipated and highly sought after ‘The Ends Festival’, taking place in Croydon this weekend. In addition to the stellar hip-hop, grime and afrobeats line-up,’ The Ends Festival’ in association with Havana Club, have given an amazing chance to six rising stars hailing from all over London including Croydon, Luton and Hackney, to share the stage ahead…
Diamond Thug explore the depths of consciousness
Formed in a basement in Kommetjie, a small surf town on the southern tip of Africa, Diamond Thug combine Sub-Saharan rhythms with indie pop dreamscapes, with a vitality and energy bursting from the seams of each track that becomes juxtaposed with melancholic themes. Led by singer Chantel Van T's hauntingly beautiful vocals, Diamond Thug feels like it could be a Johnny Jewel project, you know,…
Electric radiators vs. oil central heating
Today, thousands of happy customers have already made the switch from oil central heating systems to electric radiators and are enjoying the advantages of supreme energy efficiency, cutting edge energy systems and simple plug-in and go installation. Historically, when the technology as in its childhood, electric heating was seen as an expensive and wasteful way to heat. But with new advancement…
Billie Black
Rising British singer/songwriter Billie Black has drawn comparisons to Banks, Jessie Ware, and Jorja Smith, and it's easy to see why. Her effortless combination of R&B, jazz, and electronica also mixes in Roots, Reggae, and 70s disco. There's nothing stopping this 19-year-old budding talent as evident with her latest EP "the Last Time."
We asked Billie to put together a playlist of…
Ghetts discussed colorism, fatherhood and new music with FAULT Magazine
Ghetts X FAULT Magazine
Words: Trina John Charles
Watching Ghetts - or Ghetto as he was known back then, transform from rowdy, ex prison inmate into Ghetts, the most pleasant and respectful man, wonderful father and lyrical genius whose name is now often bandied about in those ‘Greatest MC of All Time’ conversations, is such a joy to behold. Ghetts, the grown man is nothing like what you would…