Here's what we have picked out for this month
It's been a busy few months for Manchester's music scene. We've just wrapped up the best from October, which spanned spell-binding electronic duos at Yes, dream-pop at Gorilla and some raucous rockers at the Academy.
Heavy funk bass lines are reminiscent of a heavier D'Angelo, and features from Masego provide a silky vocal next to Kojey Radical's anthemic bars. The east London rapper prefers the title of artist and it's not hard to see why - the genre-blend he achieves of hip-hop, neo-soul and jazz takes some crafting.
Showcasing her singular chronicling of the constantly evolving American songbook - including some of her own additions - Marshall's much anticipated appearance at Albert Hall will surely serve as a further reminder of the artists intuitive power and knack for reinvention. But unlike the Warehouse Project-headlining seven-album star whose career spans three decades, this show will be small. The several-hundred capacity venue hidden on a Salford industrial estate offers the perfect place to host this performance.
The critically acclaimed debut features some of Courtney Barnett 's best stuff, including Pedestrian at Best. . But the Melbourne-based maiden maintained momentum with her second album, Tell Me How You Really Feel , which followed a collaboration with Kurt Vile called Lotta Sea Lice . But while tracks like 'Cloud 9' have been near inescapable on the clock app, the band are heading out on tour with a new record. Live performances showing off their album Emotional Creature, released earlier this year, will be their chance to turn their social media success into a reality.
Now on their third album in four years, Hellfire is their weirdest work yet. Featuring more instruments, musical styles and time signatures than ever before, the second album since guitarist Matt Kwasniewski-Kelvin started his hiatus is intense. There’s a lot still to be decided in Maruja’s future, but at the moment their first few releases do inspire that belief that they can make it. Enjoy it while they still have that new band smell.
But UPSAHL’s latest track, Into My Body, sees her enter a whole new era. Instead of venting outwards the singer, from Phoenix, delves inwards for some self reflection and the space to heal. Sudan Archives - Band on the Wall - November 24 Self taught violinist Brittney Parks cuts through heavy R&B beats with hypnotic strings – that's her signature. As Sudan Archives , the american singer, songwriter and producer creates a mesmerising soundscape, but exudes a spicy attitude.
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