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#NewMusic: Hottest Tracks of the Month (Mar )

This isn’t a radio top From local favourites Who Killed Bruce Lee to one of London’s hottest new acts, we’ve got your hot new tunes covered.

Who Killed Bruce Lee – Born Addicted

If there’s one new album you should buy this month, then it’s ‘Distant Rendezvous’ by Who Killed Bruce Lee. The Lebanese indie-electro rock band – comprising Wassim Bou Malham, Hassib Dergham, Pascal Sarkis and Malek Rizkallah – have just dropped their sophomore record on Apple Music, and it’s a belter. While the title track is definitely a personal favourite, ‘Born Addicted’ comes a close second.

Eliza Shaddad – Wars

Remember her name, as we have a sneaky feeling that big things are coming up for this London-based singer. Half-Sudanese, half-Scottish, Eliza Shaddad is already known for her collaborations with Clean Bandit. However, she’s fast emerging as a solo artist in her own right, having recently released ‘Waters’, a four-track EP that also includes the song above.

Carl and The Reda Mafia – A Better Place

Another local act that we’re a huge fan of is Carl and the Reda Mafia. Not only did they have an amazing – one of the highlights being opening for Bon Jovi in Abu Dhabi back in October – the UAE-based quartet kicked off with

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Written By Wolves - The Collab Project
Released: September 17,

Lineup:

Michael Murphy // vocals
Davie Wong // guitar
Bahador Borhani // guitar
Karl Woodhams // drums
Oli Lyons // percussion, samples, electronic wizardry

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New Zealand rock band Written By Wolves have unleashed a new mental health initiative titled The Collab Project. While the project is a reimagining of tracks from the band's release, Secrets, for this edition they've teamed up with some of the industry's biggest bands, from P.O.D. to Sleeping With Sirens. While I previously haven't been exposed to the band before, after listening to this, I thoroughly enjoyed what Written By Wolves are producing and will most definitely be paying more attention to the band from now on.

The first notable collab here features P.O.D. lead vocalist Sonny Sandoval, who adds a layered vocal element on this thumping blend of nu-metal rock. While 'Better Luck Next Time' opens up the project nicely with its melodic grooves, it really is 'Secrets' that is an astounding standout here. What a punchy tune.

In between these bangin' collaborations, The Collab Project also includes a collective of stories from fans and frie