{"id":10151,"date":"2013-05-16T17:45:01","date_gmt":"2013-05-16T16:45:01","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.nusic.org.uk\/wordpress\/?p=10151"},"modified":"2013-05-18T15:51:51","modified_gmt":"2013-05-18T14:51:51","slug":"notts-music-good-vibes-mid-may-2013","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.nusic.org.uk\/wordpress\/notts-music-good-vibes-mid-may-2013\/","title":{"rendered":"NOTTS MUSIC GOOD VIBES – Mid May 2013"},"content":{"rendered":"

Here are the latest good vibes\/ success headlines from the Nottingham music scene (that we know of), please drop us a line if we\u2019ve missed anything significant (our definition of significant is something of national relevance) \u2013 nusic@leftlion.co.uk<\/strong> .
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\nSpeaking of significant omissions, last time around we forgot to mention the visit of Jamal Edwards <\/strong>from SBTV<\/a><\/strong>, one of the most watched online music channels in the UK. We’re expecting a stream of content to come out from this visit, shining a light on the urban music parts of the Notts scene.
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\nRight let\u2019s get into things, it\u2019s been another vibrant few weeks for Nottingham\u2019s music scene:
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\n– Spotify<\/a> <\/strong>declared Nottingham the second most musical city in the UK (only second?!)
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\n– DOG IS DEAD<\/a><\/strong> became the second Nottingham artist in 33 years to sell out Rock City<\/a><\/strong>.
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\n– Paul McCartney’s<\/strong> been getting the Nottingham music bug checking out ADY SULEIMAN<\/a><\/strong>.
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\n– BAND OF JACKALS<\/a><\/strong> followed INDIANA<\/a><\/strong> and ADY SULEIMAN<\/a><\/strong> into the legendary BBC Maida Vale<\/a><\/strong> studios. New Nottingham resident IZZY MARIE HILL<\/a><\/strong> is rumoured to be heading that way too.
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\n– Nottingham has become home to the world’s first ever Heavy Metal degree<\/a><\/strong>, courtesy of NCN<\/a><\/strong>, this has secured coverage for the Nottingham music scene right around the world.
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\n– HARLIEGHBLU<\/a><\/strong> was ‘upgraded’ from track of the day to record of the week by MISTA JAM<\/strong> securing herself a week of BBC 1Xtra<\/strong> plays plus her first ever play on BBC Radio One<\/strong>!
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\n– INDIANA<\/a><\/strong> secured her first play from the man himself Zane Lowe<\/strong>, her second on the show.
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\n– NATALIE DUNCAN<\/a><\/strong> also made her Zane Lowe <\/strong>debut, live from Maida Vale<\/a><\/strong>! Hooking up with the hottest act in electronic music right now, no she’s not dueting with David Guetta<\/strong> she’s singing with Disclosure<\/strong>. Big. In. The. Game.
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\n– DOT TO DOT<\/a> <\/strong>announced a record Nottingham of local artists on the local line-up as well as a record number of Nottingham artists being put on the bill in other cities, we’re particularly chuffed about the later.
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\n– ORIGAMIBIRO’s<\/a> <\/strong>Tom Hill is officially Dr Who’s favourite new composer! Composing the soundtrack to the Dr’s new worldwide marketing campaign. #ThatsFookinCool
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\n– CANTALOUPE<\/a><\/strong>‘s new single secured its first BBC Radio One<\/strong>.
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\n– And finally not national but regional and on the telly which makes it kinda sexy, Geeta Pendse<\/strong> did a piece on East Midlands Today<\/a><\/strong> on the current buzz in the Nottingham music scene, read more about the piece HERE<\/a>.
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\nSTOP PRESS FRIDAY 13:00 <\/strong>– National media love for local label GRINGO! http:\/\/www.guardian.co.uk\/music\/2013\/may\/16\/hot-bands-of-summer-labels-festival-season<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Here are the latest good vibes\/ success headlines from the Nottingham music scene (that we know of), please drop us a line if we\u2019ve missed anything significant (our definition of significant is something of national relevance) \u2013 nusic@leftlion.co.uk . Speaking of significant omissions, last time around we forgot to mention the visit of Jamal Edwards…<\/p>\n

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