Miso Extra: Last News

Glastonbury, Latitude and Green Man Festival over the summer.Celebrations kick off this Friday (June 28) at Glastonbury Festival, which will see Transgressive take over The Wishing Well between 11pm-6am with performances and DJ sets from Moonchild Sanelly, Miso Extra, Future Bounce B2B DJs, and Transgressive DJs. The full line-up has yet to be announced.Later in the summer, the company will head to Latitude Festival on July 25, with a curated line-up on the Sunrise Arena which includes The WAEVE (Graham Coxon and Rose Elinor Dougall), Mystery Jets, KOKOKO!, HotWax and a DJ set from Let’s Eat Grandma.A post shared by Transgressive (@transgressivehq)A new addition to the celebrations also includes a party in New York, where Transgressive recently opened their first overseas office, on September 25.

The Great Escape Festival 2024 line-up have pulled out of the festival with over 125 artists joining the boycott, a number of the acts have spoken to NME about their decision and showing solidarity with Palestine.The Great Escape kicked off last night (May 15), but every artist booked to play the opening party canceled their appearance at the festival, alongside more than 100 others including Picture Parlour, Miso Extra and Alfie Templeman – while Big Special will be playing but donating their fee from the festival to the Palestine Child Relief fund.Festival sponsors Barclays are accused of investing in a number of companies that supply arms to Israel, with over 35,000 Palestinians killed in Gaza since the historic conflict escalated last year, with Hamas committing the October 7 attacks. The bank also sponsors a number of other festivals, including Latitude, Download and Isle Of Wight.We've pulled out of this year's @thegreatescape due to their ongoing partnership with Barclays- who have, and still are, investing billions in arms companies involved in the genocide on Palestinians.

NME has reached out to Giant Swan for comment.The band Scaler have replaced the duo on the line-up.A post shared by Simple Things (@simplethingsuk)A post shared by GIANT SWAN (@giant_swan)The return of the Bristol-based festival marks the celebration of its 10th anniversary this year. Taking place between February 23-29, the festival will host a variety of artists such as Honeyglaze, Gilla Band, DITZ, Gazelle Twin, Warmduscher, Miso Extra, KEG, Spectres, Vijiand more.

Honeyglaze, Gilla Band, DITZ, Gazelle Twin, Warmduscher, Miso Extra, KEG, Spectres, Vijiand more. Fever Ray are set to close out the fest on Thursday, February 29, 2024.For the first time ever, Simple Things will be hosting a week-long series of events, separate from the primary day in honour of its anniversary.

There's a moment on "Adventures of Tricky 'n' Duke," the debut single from English-Japanese vocalist and producer Miso Extra, where she warns the listener; "Don't blink" It's sound advice for a song that packs an awful lot into its modest runtime. Melding both languages of her dual heritage, the bilingual artist glides over a chewy beat filled with harmonic ad-libs and flourishes to celebrate new friendships and blossoming relationships alike, serving up a brief moment of joy to lighten your day.