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WEAREYMX • 21st June 2022

Heaven X remembers ‘Leaders’ of Change on New Track — WEAREYMX

Heaven X, the LA based rapper who has also produced this new track, pays homage to inspiring heroes with beats that put you in a trance. On the track, the rapper begins with remembering human rights activist Malcom X which immediately sets the tone for the song.

The flawless flow of the rap is only interrupted by clips from interviews where the rapper talks about leadership. These small clips bring the song into focus and help illustrate what Heaven X wishes to achieve with this tribute.

“For

WEAREYMX • 21st June 2022

Seek Warmth’s Debut Album ‘Minor Peace’ Echoes on Simple Things — WEAREYMX

The album opens with ‘Gather/Howl’, a track that calls for self-reflection with lyrics that repeat ‘now the tired mirror, tells it like is.’

With ‘Pillar to Post’ the album picks up pace. There’s a certain nostalgia about the music that seek warmth creates, guess that’s where the ‘warmth’ comes from because as you venture deeper into the album that’s what you start to feel in your chest.

Vocalists Paul and Jay who started the band in Bristol, let the music take centre stage but they don’t get

WEAREYMX • 21st June 2022

Nikki Manos' new album 'Rebel's Twilight' is a cinematic experience — WEAREYMX

Released in June 2022, Nikki Manos’ latest album ‘Rebel Twilight’ is a seamless musical experience where each song ties smoothly into the next. The narration flows like a movie which makes this album not just a collection of tracks but a living body of work. The album begins with a conversational prologue that transitions into Manos’ version of the Bob Dylan classic ‘Rambler Gambler’.

‘The Trail’ is based on the cowboy folk song ‘Trail to Mexico’ where the singer makes up his mind to leave and

NottinghamshireLive • 18th June 2022

Worry that '70% of chippies may close' as price of cod skyrockets

Nottingham’s chippies are struggling as the cost of fish has increased ‘drastically’, leaving owners and customers wondering what will happen in the future. The price of cod has gone up from £9 per kilo at the beginning of the year to about £29 per kilo, partly due to sanctions against Russia. The banned ships from Russia supplied about 40% of cod imports to the UK. The increase in demand and price of fish from non-Russian fisheries has given a rise to a three-fold increase.

Like those across t

WEAREYMX • 17th June 2022

yours Sings About Feeling Empty on New Track ‘In the Morning’ — WEAREYMX

This new track by Yours is the kind of song you listen to every day, on your way to Uni or work until you get sick of it. On the track, Yours talks about words left unsaid, being left behind, feeling like you’re slipping away and empty with ‘nothing left to give’ when the fog clears.

Behind Yours is Jourdan Harper, who is a medical doctor and works in a hospital, but in his free time likes to express himself through his music. The hypnotising beats were produced by the multitalented singer-song

NottinghamshireLive • 17th June 2022

Burger bar closes early to let staff enjoy sun

It’s the hottest day of year so far in Nottingham and one shop is really feeling the heat. Temperatures were expected to peak under 31C around 3pm, and one eatery in Nottingham is letting their staff go home early this afternoon. Nissi Gourmet Burgers on Wollaton Street is usually open seven days a week from 10am - 8pm but this is what they posted on their social media this morning

The owner of Nissi Gourmet Burgers, who didn’t want to be named, feels the staff need an escape from the kitchen o

NottinghamshireLive • 16th June 2022

Bid to build homes in area 'almost like a jungle' welcomed

Locals are concerned over new houses and apartments proposal in ‘packed’ residential area in Sneinton. The proposed houses and apartments will surround the Burrow’s Court Tower, which is a nineteen-storey building, built in 1967 and comprises of 130 occupied flats.

A meeting will be held by the Planning Committee on June 22 2022 where the plans for this development will be discussed among others. In May, the decision was postponed due to several issues including financial and technical viabilit

NottinghamshireLive • 15th June 2022

'Chaotic' parking where motorists drive 'like there is no tomorrow'

A community in Beeston has voiced their anger over "chaotic" traffic near a school. Neighbours living near the Alderman Pounder Infant & Nursery School said drivers go down on Eskdale Drive "like there is no tomorrow" - and double-parked cars often block the view on the narrow road.

It comes as a police officer attended the location on drop-off and pick-up times in response to a complaint. Lucy Weston, 43, from Chilwell said: "It's very bad in front of the school. Even I am struggling to see wh

NottinghamshireLive • 15th June 2022

Sadness over plans to turn 'really popular' chippy into housing

A town has been saddened after plans came to light for a chippy that was once "really popular" to be converted into housing. If the new proposal for the Humber Road Chippy on Humber Road, Beeston is approved and implemented, the shop would be converted into a house in multiple occupation (HMO).

A house in multiple occupation (HMO) is a property rented out by at least three people who are not from one 'household' but share facilities like the bathroom and kitchen. When contacted by Nottinghamshi

NottinghamshireLive • 15th June 2022

Fears housing plan will add to 'parking chaos' on street

People on a city street have voiced concerns that new flats would increase the 'parking chaos' in the area. The proposal would see the partial demolition and extension of the former Garners building in Hall Street, Sherwood, to form 13 flats for Nottingham City Council’s Assisted Living programme.

The development would provide housing for vulnerable adults and this is supported by the Council’s Commissioning and Procurement Team. The project has been recommended for approval at Nottingham City