Head down to South East Laaandan next Tuesday firstly, because its my endz and I might buy you a drink, but most importantly because the Amersham is hosting the EP Launch of Embers, a band that I actually love. They do soul and singing,not moshing and mauling. WIN.

ps. big up Tom Lloyd (tomspot@hotmail.com) on the comedy flyer. Moustaches not compulsory.

I just found this, and because I think you should all take me on a date I’m posting it for you. It’s a little secret that gets you cinema tickets for one royal British Pound. The deal is too good to miss, so get on www.mycitydeals.co.uk, and please ask me out. Thanks.

…tore up The Roundhouse. Click here to read more…

Whilst surfing through twitter I noticed he commented stating that it was a coincidence that he recorded the piece and uploaded it on this particular day.

Must have been a sign sir.

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We hear the opinions of New Yorkers on how the global recession is affecting their city.The perspectives are varied on how its impact is felt

Street | Talk NY EP3 Recession from Street Talk on Vimeo.

TALK – JIM GAYLORD

Jim Gaylord can take you through three films with the stroke of his paint brush but it may take you a look or five, to notice the subtlety of his compositions. As a former film major, Gaylord’s works are influenced greatly by cinema; his works are composed of compounded details of film scenes which allows for a style that reaches into surrealism and conveys abstraction.

Street | Talk NY EP3 Jim Gaylord from Street Talk on Vimeo.

East London duo The Kemistry are giving away some free music, the ‘Jumble’ EP. The duo who consist of vocalist/songwriter Kemi and Producer/Beat maker Bare Beats (Rob Farnham) have created an intense buzz in the UK underground music scene. With consistent and solid gig performances and the release of their 2009 EP The Tour they have been tipped to blow.

To download The Jumble EP click here.

To also follow The Kemistry on Twitter click here.

There’s still time to get your tickets by clicking here.

See you there. I’ll be the Greek girl shockin’ out to Marvell, swooning over Bluey Robinson and Crying when McClean sings “Broken”. Come say hi
(And look out for my review of the night over at Hot110 later this week)

Ok. So you know how Grime raves are supposed to be the kind of night where there’s sweat dripping from the roof, manoman trying to lips you when you dance (no homo for the male readers)and your creps stick to the floor? Well, this bitch just got boujis and last week was nothing like that.Ha.

I went to go and see Ed Sheeran perform at The Ivy (yeh, THE IVY- where Jordan and other page 3 girls go)to see Ed Sheeran perfom. If you don’t know him by now, get to know-he’s been generating heat from all over the industry from his recent ‘ILUVLIVE’ performance, to appearing on SBTV, (above) Diesel, etc etc. Bascially, this guy is SICK.

Don’t get it twisted though, he didn’t get the gig cos he’s some kind of public schooled rich kid, turns out he ‘knows a guy that knows a guy’ that hooked him up.(That’s a quote from him, not bad journalism).Anyway,back to last night, after travelling in a glass lift (like in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory) to see him, he smashed his set, performing my favourite track of his, ‘You need me, I don’t need you’ on guitar,while spitting, complete with his jokes Jamaican accented verse.(Just listen). Some of you may already know that I quite love the Ginger man dem, and Ed is no exception, in fact he’s my new favourite, after the emotional demise of Bradley Branning.

So, to conclude, Ed Sheeran is a Ginger Badman and everyone must cop that. Immediately.

Ruth Flowers giving it the large in Paris. Hold tight old age pensioners!!!