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    Rudimental - Home
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    (2013)
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    by Rudimental
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    The Olympics might have put Hackney on the map as a centre of sporting excellence, but it’s been punching above its weight in terms of homegrown musical talent for years. Following in the footsteps of Maverick Sabre, Labrinth and Pro Green, family-friendly DnB collective Rudimental are the latest local act to make the leap from pirate radio circulation to Official Charts domination, and have already scored number ones with ‘Waiting All Night’ and ‘Feel The Love’. Naturally, both are included on this, their first full-length offering, alongside a plethora of hits-in-waiting featuring guest spots from acclaimed emerging vocalists like Angel Haze, Syron and Foxes. And because no modern album’s complete without the Sandé seal of approval, Emeli stops by twice too.

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    Charli XCX - True Romance
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    True Romance
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    by Charli XCX
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    Alongside Solange Knowles and Sky Ferreira, Charli XCX is one of a new breed of pop artists winning over indie-kids with a lethal combo of lo-fi tunes and looks. But where Solange exudes a breezy, girl-next-door charm and Sky oozes aloof, model/actress cool, Charli’s a lot more fun, coming over like the naughty girl in school who bunks off class to hang out behind the bike sheds. A good-time girl she may be, but the 20 year-old’s no pop puppet: she picked out Blood Diamonds, Ariel ‘Climax’ Rechtshaid and Patrik ‘Dancing On My Own’ Berger to produce True Romance, personally selected the Gold Panda sample for ‘You (Ha Ha Ha)’ and can claim song-writing credits on every single track. The upshot is a very strong debut, with the woozy, synth-pop of ‘Nuclear Seasons’ and dark electro of ‘You’re The One’ emerging as stand-outs.

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