While their forthcoming third studio album is yet to be announced, Rudimental have just dropped a video for their latest single 'These Days', which also features Jess Glynne, Macklemore and Dan Caplen ...

Rudiments are the essentials — the foundation of a subject. Appropriately, Rudimental, a genre-hopping outfit from northeast London, take the foundations of drum and bass to craft dance music that’s ...

"'Feel The Love' went to number one as my mum passed away," Rudimental's Amir Amor recalls, reflecting on the tough personal struggle he faced while his band hit the big time back in 2013. "It was a ...

Just because you abandoned music lessons at school doesn't mean you're on your own when it comes to creating beats. We sat down with the bosses of drum and bass, Rudimental, to get their advice on how ...

2 Barry Manilow Announces 2024 Winners Of The Manilow Music Project Award In New York City Taken from the bands forthcoming third album, "These Days" is released through the band's own subsidiary ...

“Yesterday I met [Chicago house producer] Roy Davis Jr.,” says 27-year-old Rudimental producer Amir Amor from his London studio, beaming about crossing paths with a dance-music pioneer. “Can you ...

Whether we’re singing along to Disclosure’s “Latch” at a bar or late-night grooving to the Beatport No. 1 hit “Careless” from U.K. outfit Dusky—it’s evident we can’t get enough of the Brits. Nick ...

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Amidst the sea of new videos from Justin Bieber and new songs from One Direction, we can't forget about all of the other artists releasing cool material at the moment. On Friday, Ed Sheeran and ...

London quartet Rudimental recently teamed up with Angel Haze for a powerful new cut entitled “Hell Could Freeze.” Rudimental mostly leaves its usual territory for this sweet and subtle track driven by ...

Two buzzy acts proved worthy of the hype with their Sunday afternoon sets. By Jeff Miller One of the greatest things about music megafests like Coachella is the potential for breakout moments — that ...

First up was a cold cup of coffee from Detroit post-punkers Protomartyr. While 1:30 p.m. is still relatively early in festival terms, fans quickly shook the crust from their eyes as Protomartyr ...