Spicy pop duo Cherryade prescribe a potent dose of mystical advice in the video for their latest single, ‘Got You Good’. The video sees singer Fortune Ella the Fortune Teller stare deep into her crystal ball to provide the remedy for romantic misery. Speaking about the single, Ella explains the track was written “for a friend who was making some bad decisions, so it’s a bit of a wakeup call to sort your shit out and realise you deserve better. I think a lot of people can relate to the lyrics and have been in similar situations at one point or another”. The track is taken from their debut mini album, Fractured Fairytales, which is out now. It also features the title track and debut single ‘Fractured Fairytales’, the mischievous ‘Get By’ and the floor-filling ‘Blah Blah’.

The duo, formed of childhood friends Ella and Alex, bonded at Catholic school over their love of music coming from the likes of MIA, Lil’ Kim, Santigold, Amanda Blank and soon got to work creating this fierce, pop project recording dodgy bedroom demos on their iPhones.

Now pushing the boundaries of the mainstream, the pair are producing addictive dance-floor bangers alongside the likes of Dillistone (Dua Lipa, Frances), Ant Whiting (M.I.A., John Newman), Lewis Gardiner (Prides, Kloe) and Dimitri Tikovoi (Charli XCX, MNEK), which sees them creating their own unique take on modern pop.

Fractured Fairytales tracklisting

1. Intro

2. Fractured Fairytales

3. Get By

4. Got You Good

5. Blah Blah

6. My Town

7. The Crown

8. Houdini

9. Empress

Barcelona-based heavy & epic doom metal band, Black Lotus, will release their debut album, Sons Of Saturn, on October 19 via Inverse Records.

Black Lotus was founded by Hug Ballesta in 2015. After finding a proper line-up, they headed into the Moontower Studio at the end of 2017. The album was recorded and mixed by Javi Félez and mastered by Brad Boatright at Audiosiege, Portland, Oregon.

Black Lotus' sound is grounded in the diverse influences of the band members. Traditional heavy metal is the common factor and driving force of the band, but alternative sounds of the ‘90s, stoner rock, doom metal and post metal genres are also colours in their palette. Their compositions are embracing all those influences without limitations or dogmas. Likewise, lyrics are eminently symbolic, expressing a dystopic vision of society and their view of the world. Classic mythology, occultism, and personal experiences and visions are the sources for their compositions.

Track list:

01. Kings

02. The Sandstorm

03. The Pyre - intro.

04. Protective Fire

05. Taurobolium

06. Sons of Saturn

07. The Swamp

08. Return to Erebus - closing.