Hey Man Check My Band Hey Man, Check My Band (Recharged Radio)

With spring truly making itself known you'd have thought this Fix would've been tinged with sunshine and ice cream. Well it isn't. Hopefully though between the refreshing honesty of unsigned rapper Dylan Owen, 'Rock & Rhyme' of Brighton's Icarus Youth and beautiful Canadian folk of Wake Owl, you won't mind too much. Oh, and with a brilliant track from Iwan Rheon, or as you probably know him, Simon from Misfits, surely all is forgiven?

It's been a long time coming (namely due to our lack of coordination) but the renamed Hey Man, Check My Band's Fix has returned with 4 ear poppingly brilliant tracks. Some clever electro stuff from Breton, grime infused indie from Courts, a brilliant tennis sampling from New Orleans' G-Eazy and an emotional belter from the brilliant up and comer Meg Myers. Expect big things. Breton - Ordnance Survey Courts - Long Wait Long List G-Eazy - Waspy Meg Myers - Monster

Violins, Fenders, Synth boxes and chimes are just some of the instrument that fill the new offerings from The Coastals, Wooden Pigs, Young Runaways and Yonas this fortnight. From the insanely catchy synth and whistle's of Yonas' Pumped Up Kicks sample to the soaring violin of Young Runaways, these tracks only have one thing in common. They're all bloody brilliant. Listen and enjoy. The Coastals - Because Of This Wooden Pigs - Chines Young Runaways - Vultures Yonas - Pumped Up Kicks (remix)

This fortnight’s fix gives a little insight into the goings on of HMCMB and our new acoustic sessions project, plus a featured tracks by Buildings. Alongside that there’s Brightonian Rock ‘n’ Roll revivalists Ice Black Birds, From The Sticks and their Kooksy DIY anthems and a quick listen to the elusive WU LYF, a band best known for... well, having not much known about them. Intrigued and confused? Have a listen to find out more.

Having been abandoned at the helm of the good ship HMCMB, this Fornightly Fix sees a contrary course plotted. New folksy seas are sailed thanks to Bear Driver and the cascading instrumentals of "Enemy". "Set Your Soul On Fire" sees a sample cross the Atlantic, Seattle's Hoodie Allen fueling his flow with the closing line from "Love Lust", originally courtesy of London based King Charles. Plunge to the depths of escapism and you are rewarded with the hedonistic "Heartstrings" before emerging to soak up the glorious carnival that is "Better": Bear Driver - Enemy Hoodie Allen - Set Your Soul On Fire Bordeauxxx - Heartstrings Rob The Rich - Better

Finally with new found freedom and adventure set to line the rest of our summer it felt like time to crush those dreams and knuckle down to some internet scouring for some great new tracks to share. Hopefully it paid off in the raucous party that is Baby Baby, as well as local (for us) Brighton act Twin Brother, and gladly rejuvenating our loves for the rebranded ∆ and LA Hip Hop trio Goldenwest. Track list is also as follows: RR 1 Baby Baby - Breakin' RR2 Twin Brother - Lungs RR3 ∆ - Breezeblocks RR4 Goldenwest - Lover's Names