Future Bubblers 7.0 Future Bubblers
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Album-Release:
2023
HRA-Release:
14.11.2024
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- 1 The Way 05:37
- 2 Separate Ways 03:30
- 3 Blomster 02:10
- 4 2 Many 03:24
- 5 Brisk 02:17
- 6 Stryder 05:55
- 7 Aether 06:14
- 8 Reflections 05:36
Info for Future Bubblers 7.0
The 7th edition of their Future Bubblers Compilation. An expansion of Gilles Peterson's network supported by Arts Council England, the ongoing talent discovery and artist development scheme focuses on developing unsigned talent and building audiences for new left-field music. With support from PRS Foundation as Talent Development Partners, the professional recording, manufacturing and physical release of Future Bubblers 7.0 is made possible. Unlike any other initiatives within music, the compilation acts as a springboard for the musician's careers, with the cooperative model providing direct revenue to the artists by a share of the profits, resulting in a sustainable income to work from. Previous Future Bubblers include artists such as Yazmin Lacey, KinKai, MC Snowy, Forest Law, Victoria Jane, NeOne The Wonderer and Kayla Painter, to name a few.
The 8-track compilation is a musically diverse collection of tracks, fusing genres across Alt-R&B, Dance, Electronic, Jazz, Rap and Trip-Hop. Opening the project, ROMY NOVA flaunts her hypnotic harmonies on a tender offering, 'The Way', whilst Sheffield-born Jackie Moonbather delivers a Funk performance on 'Separate Ways'. Up next, Ney Liqa's 'Blomster' captures a blend of Trip-Hop and Swedish-Pop, fusing her earliest musical influences before Birmingham's very own Landel's cloud-Rap excellence on '2 Many'. Maintaining the ethereal sonic, Petrelli Purple's 'Brisk' is reflective of his ability to curate a "miscellaneous north" sound, followed by MARYSIA OSU's 'Stryder' that highlights her self-coined "harps, beats, and dreams" ethos. Michael Diamond showcases his ability to float between jazz and electronic landscapes on 'Aether' before COEX rounds off the project nicely with 'Reflections'.
Each year, Future Bubblers are paired with an industry mentor who is tailored to their individual needs and from there, the journey begins. Each Bubbler will receive a number of opportunities that will ideally set them up professionally. The venture offers; one-to-one production workshops from music software company, Ableton, performances at live Future Bubblers showcases, recording live sessions from the iconic Brownswood basement, professional press shots and beyond the year, long-term support throughout their career.
Future Bubblers
Future Bubblers
launched originally back in 2015 as a talent discovery and development programme from Brownswood Music and funded by Arts Council England.
In 2023 we found ourselves seven years deep in terms of knowledge, first hand experience and feedback from the artists mentored and supported since our idea first became a reality. We have taken all of this information to inform a new incarnation of the programme, launching fresh and better than ever before for 2023.
We will now being moving forward as Future Bubblers Academy with a new and improved focus and relevance. Future Bubblers Academy will nurture both future artists and industry professionals in tandem. Our focus remains on barrier free access to industry and levelling the geographical playing field, offering priority access to our programme for candidates based outside of London.
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