All posts tagged jazz
Two must-do events in London this autumn.
Drink in Autumn @ Madison, London. I know many of us are already nostalgically looking to winter in anticipation for warm and cosy mulled wines and hot chocolates to starve […]
Exclusive Review: Oscar Jerome @ Village Underground
On 25th September, the unsuspecting streetwalkers of Shoreditch were blissfully unaware that below them Village Underground was hosting soul and jazz artist Oscar Jerome for his debut headline tour. The evening […]
Exclusive preview: Hospitality in the Park @ Finsbury Park.
With our next academic year looming just around the corner, what better way to keep summer going than by attending one final festival right before term begins? Less than an […]
Exclusive Preview: ‘Q Live’ @ Quaglino’s.
Music is amazing. It has the power to forge connections between people through speaking to individuals’ shared feelings and experiences. Music is even better when it’s live. This is something […]
The New Generation Festival 2018
Although we are a student based magazine operating in London and representing a London University, I would like to draw your attention to ‘The New Generation Festival’ which will be […]
It Was The Artist, Not The Album: Kendrick Lamar’s Pulitzer Prize
The Pulitzer prize is arguably one of the greatest honours a writer can possibly receive. During this year’s ceremony on Monday, something unbelievable happened – the music category award, usually […]
Easter Weekend in London
In need of plans this Easter Weekend? Well have I got some exciting news for you! D&D London have the perfect line-up of gastronomical delights and live music at Avenue […]
GoldFish at Electric Brixton
Ahead of their upcoming event at Electric Brixton on Friday the 16th of March (tomorrow) I had the privilege of interviewing ‘GoldFish’- an electronic duo that create dance music containing […]
The Windmill, Brixton
Personally speaking, the Windmill Brixton is synonymous with grey days. If I know I will be at the Windmill later that week I can expect rain with the precision of […]