Author: Giulia Lombardo

FEATURES, gaming, Nookscranny

Nook’s Cranny #11 – Gaming In The Post-Lockdown Fever

As soon as 18 days from now we could be allowed to meet up to six people indoors in the UK. As long as everything in the lockdown roadmap goes to plan, all restrictions could be abandoned by June! Considering the fact that steps 1 and 2 of the roadmap have seemingly been going well so far, we think it’s time to start planning for your first games night with your friends in person.  Continue reading Nook’s Cranny #11 – Gaming In The Post-Lockdown Fever

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bimm introducing, FEATURES, INTERVIEWS

BIMM Introducing: Morning’s Here

Words: Gery Hristova They want to trend. They want to have a concert on Minecraft. And if you had a weird dream, you can share it with them and they might create a song out of it. If that doesn’t sound strange enough to you, then wait to hear the whole story behind their new project. Morning’s Here, a group created by Julka Osiecka (songwriter/instrumentalist), Karol Dzik (songwriter/instrumentalist/producer) and Pola Bychawska (songwriter/vocalist), are here to ask you only one question: “What did you dream about … Continue reading BIMM Introducing: Morning’s Here

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Movie Wednesdays, NEWS, REVIEWS

Movie Soundtrack Wednesday #17 – Life of Agony: The Sound of Scars

From the United States, Life of Agony was one of the last bands promoted by the first Grunge movement at a time when Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains and Soundgarden were not yet seen as the rock music giants in the following years (often for the wrong reasons). Their 1993 debut, ‘River Runs Red’, was a typical example of the combination of speed and hardcore power and heavy melodies of the country’s contemporary alternative metal scene. Continue reading Movie Soundtrack Wednesday #17 – Life of Agony: The Sound of Scars

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Monday Mover, NEWS

Monday Mover #2: Alice Merton – Vertigo

Most probably you’ve already heard of Alice Merton. TheFrankfurt-born singer gained enormous popularity after the release of her 2017 debut song ‘No Roots’. The track almost immediately topped the Billboard rock charts, gaining more than 400 million streams on Spotify. Reaching the Top 10 all across Europe. Now, she has over 620 million streams worldwide and magazines like New York Times are comparing her voice to singers like Adele and Florence Welch. Continue reading Monday Mover #2: Alice Merton – Vertigo

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NEWS

News: BIMM Students Host Ignite Festival Of Live Music And Industry Panels This Week – And It’s Free (But They Need Your Donations)

Are you wondering how to warm up for the summer festivals? If the answer is ‘yes’, then we have some good news for you. BIMM London and Music Venue Trust are bringing you three days of live music combined with conferences online for all of you music lovers, from Saturday April 17 to Monday April 19. Continue reading News: BIMM Students Host Ignite Festival Of Live Music And Industry Panels This Week – And It’s Free (But They Need Your Donations)

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Monday Mover, NEWS

Monday Mover #1: Luz – Counting Houses

This week it’s breaking Irish artist Luz. The 20-year-old, half-Argentinian musician has gained enormous popularity in the past year after the release of her three singles ‘We’ll Be Fine’, ‘I’m Lonely’ and ‘The Author’. Her vocals have caughtthe attention of Ed Sheeran, Lewis Capaldi and Niall Horan and media such as The Independent, who described her as ‘‘An incredible Irish artist causing a stir with her beautifully written bedroom pop.’’ After her songs being streamed more than 30 million times worldwide, she’s now scheduled to support JP Saxe on his rescheduled European tour dates next year. Continue reading Monday Mover #1: Luz – Counting Houses

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