
Dark and minimal, yet atmospheric and soulful tones.

While entirely sung in Norwegian, there’s no shying away from this new native RnB talent.

Track of the week. Every so often a sound hits you and excites you in equal measures… Just like this. It’s an epic fusion of spoken-word, dark experimental beats and RnB.

A new London talent who has seemlessly fused rap with eclectic samples and a casual throwback to 90’s hip hop.


Here we go again… BBC Sound of has just released it’s longlist for 2020 and I honestly feel this is the first time in years that they have had a list which is actually relevant… Anyhow – here’s the lucky kids (along with the first time most of these were featured on Alfitude):
My money’s on Yungblud to win this, but my heart is with Arlo Parks and Celeste. The shortlist and eventual winner will be announced in January 2020.

A weird mix of soul, blues, and indie. The chorus is so sublime though, I really can’t stop listening to this song…

“The song itself is about realising that I really can’t be anyone while being in a really dark time of my life. I can only be myself, and if that isn’t good enough for someone, then i need to move on, but in the song i’m still holding on to the idea of what she could be, because it’s hard and I don’t really want to leave, even when I have to.”

Track of the week. This is a charming sound exuding modern romance through a simple yet catchy pop song.