Despite COVID and the cancellation of live performances and awards the BRIT Awards have reached our screens. No truer words were spoken from host Jack Whitehall that ‘Music has the power to connect us all,’ and last night that was proven as an audience of our amazing key workers who have been incredible over this… Read More »
Category archives: Music Awards
Lucky Daye
Grammy-nominated R&B artist Lucky Daye has linked up with East London’s soulful singer-songwriter Tiana Major9 for their introspective duet “On Read”. The two artists have a lyrical to and fro throughout the track with Daye singing for forgiveness at the start and Tiana responding why he doesn’t deserve a text back. Their vocals blend well… Read More »
Small Green Shoots has entered the big leagues…….
The fancy schmancy Artist and Managers Awards have made us their official charity partner! Whoop-Whoop! Not only have they recognised all the hard work we put in to support emerging artists and creatives, they also know any money raised is going to us “The Young Shoots” to help us with things like workshop leaders, buying… Read More »
Small Green Shoots x The Artists & Managers Awards
“We aren’t a big operation, but we punch above our weight and it is simply incredible that the Music Managers Forum & Featured Artists Coalition have recognised a small grassroots charity like us to support. The whole crew were stunned! Every pound raised will go towards our Young Shoots scheme providing real opportunities for a… Read More »
AIM Awards 2018
Last night The Brewery, Clerkenwell was crammed with a musically talented and inspired audience celebrating the AIM (Association of Independent Music) Awards. Hosted by Mistajam from BBC Radio 1 and HQ Trivia’s Sharon Carpenter the Awards were punctuated with brilliant performances, one in particular from Nadine Shah who we hear has also been nominated… Read More »
Smiles, Colours and Rainbows
Pride Festival London city is set to be a sea of rainbows and smiles over the weekend. Filled with colour and passion celebrating its 46th year this Saturday 7th of July. Wide range of arts to be performing such as Theatrical performances from the cast of West End show Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, Aladdin, The… Read More »
Violence and Music or Music and Violence?
So, this weekend saw 4 men stabbed at the GarageNation festival after a fight in the VIP Section. 2 airlifted to hospital and people describing poor security and chaotic scenes as the music went on around them and the other 15,000 ravers. There have been stabbings at both Wireless and Parklife amongst others in the… Read More »
Is Streaming The New Buying?
The rise and rise and rise of streaming! We all live on YouTube, Spotify, Google Play …and we knew streaming was going to take over, but now it’s taking over the charts, well sort of. Since YouTube was first launched in 2005, it’s had 20 music videos reaching over the 2 billion views mark. A… Read More »
The Rise of Octavian
Octavian has been on the rise as a quality emerging artist for quite a few months now.. The London rapper really grabbed attention when Drake appeared on his Instagram dancing to his single “Party’s Here.” Last week at London’s Jazz Café he lit up the stage as a natural. Pacing the stage like he was… Read More »
OUR MERCURY AWARD PREDICTION.
The Mercury award is today and everyone is trying to put their best predictions forward. ‘Albums of the Year’ celebrates and promotes the best of UK music, recognising artistic achievement across a range of contemporary music genres. This year’s nominees are as follows: alt-j – ‘Relaxer’ Blossoms – ‘Blossoms’ Dinosaur – ‘Together, As One’ Ed Sheeran… Read More »