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Superstar DJ David Guetta has unveiled his new single 'Play Hard', out on 19 May, which sees him team up with his old co-horts Ne-Yo and Akon for a so...
Many people are dubbing 2012 the year of change in Ibiza. For so long the world capital of dance, and before that the Spanish playboy's adult playground. Has anything really changed?
What are society's biggest questions? Is God real? Is Climate Change going to kill us all? Is freedom a right? Not according to autocomplete.
Ten days or so ago I wrote a blog on here, praising Rebecca Ferguson's wondrous voice. I was amazed that after so many bland, boring, average singers had been coughed up via the X Factor, the law of averages had finally kicked in and some talent had been found. Shortly afterwards, I was offered an interview with Rebecca.
As I said in my last post, music is at its all time lowest state, with pretend dance and fake urban tunes plus meaningless lyrics and no groove clogging up our charts like a festering turd in the u-bend of a public latrine.
Maybe my days of setting fire to the dance floor every night are over. Or maybe a dance-fest now and then with a 3 month recovery is do-able especially with the creme de la creme of DJs.
