Adele and Wolf Alice to collaborate on new project

Two of the biggest female powerhouses are coming together on a new project, the biggest female singer at the moment - Adele, will be collaborating with the biggest female lead indie band around at the moment - Wolf Alice, on a new project soon.

The project will be called Wolf Adele and will see a infusing blend of pop and Wolf Alice's grunge-rock. Expect more news soon!

Glastonbury announces initial line-up for 2016

What a day to be alive, well it is if you're off to Glastonbury this year. The festival has announced the first poster of bands that'll grace their stages this summer, this however is not the FULL line-up as there's 1000+ slots at the festival, however this is basically the poster for the 'big acts' - check it out below and take a look, and maybe swoon at it a bit, wishing you were going.

Glastonbury 2016's last headliner might've just been announced

Well now, we all knew it, but I guess it was a matter of time until something 'official' was mentioned. In an interview with Vice's i-D blog, Emily Eavis has slipped who will be the third headliner at the festival in June.

"We love Adele. She’s an incredible artist and brilliantly honest and funny and real and that’s what everybody loves about her. She’s a great example because she doesn’t put up any pretence. There’s a certain pressure on women to perform in a certain way or be giving off this kind of image, while Adele is just honest and true and funny and just about as popular as you can get.

She would, wouldn’t she? It would be great to get her..."

[LISTEN] Raileigh Ritchie - Bloodsport

The track ‘Bloodsport’ originally appeared on Raleigh Ritchie’s 2013 EP ‘Black & Blue’ and has since amassed over 4 million streams on Spotify. This new version features additional string arrangements provided by the esteemed Rosie Danvers and Wired Strings, who feature on records by Kanye West, Adele, and many more.

The video for the single, in true Raleigh Ritchie style, tells a story of a man reeling from a breakup; however this man has a plan. Spliced with humour, the heartbroken visual also excludes strength and taps into the songs’ profound message that when in a relationship we should fight against what the world throws at us, as opposed to each other. Acted by the man himself, the video perfectly compliments this addictive track. 

Raleigh Ritchie’s debut album will be released later this year. He will be performing at festivals this summer and on his UK headline tour on the dates below:

October 4^th – Manchester Academy

October 5^th – King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut, Glasgow

October 7^th – The Institute, Digbeth

October 8^th – Electric Brixton, London

October 9^th – Waterfront, Norwich

Raleigh Ritchie unveils the visual for his new single ‘Bloodsport’, out on September 11^th via Columbia Records.