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Dinesh Mattu

Dinesh Mattu

Live: J. Cole

Although the stage is bigger and the lights are brighter, the integrity, honesty and energy are exactly the same
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Live: RBMA presents Tropical (ft. JME, Skepta, Preditah, C4, Todd Edwards, Logan Sama)

RBMA’s Tropical came across as a little confused – designed as a club night with the main attraction being a live grime set
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Live: Kwabs

Kwabs’s support slot is rather too mysterious for impatient fans
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Live: Sam Smith

The Grammy winning star’s show mixes his own hits with pop classics, with spine-tingling results
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Live: Clean Bandit

The ‘Rather Be’ hitmakers’ live set shows they have talent in abundance
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Live: Years & Years

Years & Years certainly have a long way to go before reaching superstardom
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Album: Mark Ronson – Uptown Special

Ronson’s foray into funk is sadly overshadowed by its lead single
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Album: Charlie Sloth – Hood Heat, Vol. 1

Charlie Sloth’s first mixtape shows UK Hip Hop doesn’t need to be in the shadow of its American counterpart
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Live: Linkin Park

Even though I’m not a rebellious and anger-filled teen any more, witnessing the band live reignited a spark in me
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Album: Foo Fighters – Sonic Highways

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Album number eight from the alt-rock giants sees them doing what they do best – making kick-ass rock ‘n’ roll
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Live: James Blake

James Blake’s live set gives a whole other dimension to his sound
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Live: Ed Sheeran

Ed Sheeran is even better live than on record
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Live: Ella Eyre

Ella Eyre brings the energy to the Ritz
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Album: Jungle – Jungle

Dinesh Mattu reviews the self-titled album by mysterious experimental disco duo Jungle
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