Prophet: Wanna Be Your Man

- Thawing from the cult fame carbonite and emerging with a meditated sophomore release, Wanna Be Your Man is the LA funk aficionado Prophet's measured new album. It's one steeped in the artist’s long experience and balanced by futuristic invigoration of old ideals. Backed by MNDSGN, the mainstay producer and a tailor of forward thinking beats, it reaches across the generational divide separating the two respective parties, and forms a party, in both senses of the world, in the middle between them.

Kid Fiction: Kid Fiction

- Good things are worth waiting for. Sydney producer-performer Louis Isaac AKA Kid Fiction has made us wait a decade for his debut, solo effort and that’s a long time but it may be just about worth the time invested.

Simian Mobile Disco: Murmurations

- Simian Mobile Disco are the English duo James Ford and Jas Shaw, originally of the band Simian. The two are undeniably meant to entwine their talents as musicians, they simply go well together. This is what allows them to ride the white line down the middle of the electronic music road, tiptoeing past EDM one hit genres which fall by the wayside. Longevity in diversity has kept them relevant and so we come to Murmurations, their sixth studio album.

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UN human rights body to hold special session on violence in Gaza

The UN’s top human rights body will hold a special session to discuss “the deteriorating situation in the occupied Palestinian territories” after the killing of 60 Palestinians by Israeli troops at mass border protests on Monday.

The meeting comes as the office of the prosecutor of the world’s permanent war crimes court on Wednesday expressed “grave concern” about escalating violence in Gaza, and said alleged crimes could be investigated.

Two Thirds of World Population to Live in Cities by 2050

According to the latest figures released by the United Nations’ population division, two-thirds of the world's’ population will live in cities by 2050.

At least ten cities are expected to see their populations increase above the 10 million citizen mark, boosting the number of so-call megacities from 33 to 43.

Dehli is expected to surpass Tokyo as the world’s largest met-trop-olis around 2028, and India, along with China and Nigeria, is projected to see the most urban growth during the forecasted period.