Author: Connie Seamer
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Writer, Connie Seamer, gives us a flashback review to one of the most talked about performances of 2019 – Stormzy’s headlining Glasto!
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Describing him as a ‘lyrical genius’, Connie Seamer looks back at Words, Words, Words which was released 10 years ago!
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Connie Seamer reviews Shakespeare’s most known play of the starcrossed lovers, performed at the Globe back in 2019.
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Connie Seamer reviews Bastille’s latest track filled with unnecessary auto-tune.
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Queen Kylie returns with yet another single off her upcoming album, Disco.
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Connie Seamer shares some love for the made-for-movie soundtrack of Marvel’s Black Panther.
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Connie Seamer takes us back to the album that saw Chvrches “take the best parts of [themselves] and make them gold”.
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Six months ago, Dua Lipa released her highly anticipated second studio album Future Nostalgia. It became her first ever UK number one album and gained masses of critical praise. But the release wasn’t quite what Dua Lipa (or anyone, for that matter) had expected. With the cancellation of festivals and concerts, the disco-infused album could not…
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Disco Queen Kylie Minogue is back with her newest single, ‘Say Something’.
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Rina Sawayama has recently been denied entry to major UK music awards including The Mercury Prize and The BRITs. Despite having lived in the UK for most of her life (25 years), Sawayama is not defined as British by these awards and therefore cannot enter. The news came when the recent Mercury Prize nominations were…
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The Wedgewood Rooms, also known simply as ‘The Wedge’ to locals, is Southsea’s leading independent music venue. Located on Albert Road among many other independent businesses, The Wedgewood Rooms boasts a long history of music and culture. The Wedgewood Rooms launched as a music venue in 1992, opening its doors to up-and-coming musicians – many…
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Connie Seamer celebrates the anniversary of Monae’s debut album.
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The band defined their distinguishable sound with this release, earning their place as one of the most promising new British bands.