FRIDAY DINGERS - 04.04.25

Hadley Fraser - ‘World On A String’

Hadley Fraser returns with his latest jazz release, a radiant rendition of ‘World on a String’, featured on his new album ‘Things That Come and Go’. Inspired by Tony Bennett’s classic version, Fraser’s take—backed by a straight jazz quartet—delivers joy and nostalgia in equal measure, encapsulating the album’s elegant reimagining of timeless standards.

Grizzly Feeder - ‘Love’

Grizzly Feeder returns with his latest single ‘Love’, an emotional rock ballad inspired by the unexpected loss and touching moment shared with the friend’s six-year-old daughter, Bianca. Built around a melody Bianca spontaneously sang in her kitchen, the track transforms her raw, grief-laced expression into a hauntingly beautiful tribute, blending classical and pop vocals to honor both her innocence and resilience.

Denis Granan - ‘Surrender’

Spanish singer-songwriter and producer Denis Granan returns with ‘Surrender’, a hauntingly immersive single co-produced with Ed Is Dead that merges delicate vocals, textured electronica, and raw emotional depth. Written during a songwriting camp under his Fluctua Records label, the track blends James Blake-style vulnerability with Thom Yorke's ethereal tension and Sohn’s synthetic finesse, offering a hypnotic journey of introspection and liberation.

Rol3ert - ‘meaning’ (KIDCOZY Remix)

At just 19, rising Japanese artist Rol3ert has gained international recognition with his alt-infused J-pop single ‘meaning’, which has already racked up over 400,000 YouTube views since January 2025. Expanding its reach through a global remix contest on SURF MUSIC, the standout winning entry by Vietnamese producer KIDCOZY transforms the track with a gritty edge and lush textures—enhancing its emotional depth while keeping Rol3ert’s viral chorus front and centre.

The Fullest - ‘DO IT AGAIN’

South-west London-born producer The Fullest, now based near Brighton, returns with ‘DO IT AGAIN’, a dynamic hip-hop anthem featuring Seefu McCloud, Pearl Harba, and Nic Nac. Rooted in his lifelong devotion to the culture—from b-boying and pirate radio to beat-making—the track reflects his unshakable love for the art, with high-energy production and lyrical homage to the grind it takes to master the craft.