nico_drift crafts atmospheric bass music that shifts seamlessly between moody garage grooves, uplifting house rhythms, and introspective cinematic soundscapes. layers of sub-bass, 808s, and textured samples intertwine with subtle melodies and detailed percussion, creating music that is both immersive and club-ready. equally suited to late-night drives and packed dancefloors, the sound is stripped-back, emotive, and meticulously sculpted.


Codego are a four piece alternative rock band from Halifax with a style influenced by Classic Rock and fused with dark and moody vocals topped with a modern twist. 
The band recorded their debut album 'No Proof of Fate' in late 2010 and their first single 'Tunnel of Light' was duly released through Yorkshire Indie label Confidential Records. 
With a host of shows in under their belts in Leeds, Manchester and storming set at a Club Fandango show at 229Venue London the band are steadily building a decent following. 
Having just recorded two brand new songs at Loom Studio with producer Grant Henderson and releasing them as a double 'A' side single the band have received some great reviews from local fanzines, blogs and music review sites and also local radio play on Phoenix fm & West Yorkshire BBC Introducing and a nomination for air play on Absolute Radio via Emerging Icons

Welcome to the cult of Client Liaison.
‍A world unto itself, inviting you inwards to question yourself and think twice.
Where business is the new religion and absurdity the new norm.
Where fashion is your liberator and music is the door to your salvation.
No matter your frustrations, no matter your emotional state, come with us and witness this transcendental search.

New album 'Divine Intervention' is out now: https://wma.lnk.to/CL-DI

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A child of Nigeria by way of South East London MC Afrikan Boy. His sound has often been described as a fusion of Hip-Hop, Grime & Afrobeat. His lyrics are sharp, varied & multi-dimensional. Whether UK slanguistics or Naija Pidgin Afrikan Boy knows how to get his point across with the bass-heavy sounds of urban London and the rhythmic beats of Nigeria. 

Citing Fela Kuti, Shina Peters and King Sunny Ade to 2Pac and Dizzee Rascal as influences, Afrikan Boy’s lyrics are as dynamic as his musical tastes. Championed by the likes of Lauren Laverne from BBC 6Music, it was his humorous ode to a discount supermarket, the grime-infused ‘One Day I Went to Lidl’, that caught titled the ear of underground fans. He’s continued to captivate audiences since then. With a new album due this Summer ''Life In The West'' its promises to be the Meltdown year musically.

Gbosa!!!!

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