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Spaceman enlists Fatboi Sharif for “Think Twice”

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1 year ago

May 19, 2025

Interstellar word-smith Spaceman beams in from somewhere in the cosmos with new single “Think Twice.” Somewhere between vaporwave, the darkly analog synth soundtracks of John Carpenter and abstract boom-bap the off-kilter slap was produced by The Suspect (Allegedly). Spaceman comes with rugged bugged rhymes and enlists fellow lyrical non-conformist Fatboi Sharif for a guest verse.

Speaking on the link-up for this joint, Spaceman relayed “I’ve known Fatboi for a long time. He and his homie (89 the Brainchild) were doing an underground radio show that supported my (then) crew back in the early 2010s. Interestingly enough he didn’t even rap back then. Fatboi makes it known that his style is definitely *not* horrorcore, which I respect, but being the pea-brain I am I still can’t help but associate him with that aesthetic. So, when I was thinking of who could help me sketch out the dark cerebral atmosphere of this record ,his was the name that jumped out.”

Listen to “Think Twice” ft. Fatboi Sharif:

“Think Twice” is part of self-proclaimed “Social Skills” series of singles from Spaceman to drop this year. The title of the series is a nod to the emcee’s willingness to step out of his comfort zone and collaborate with other rappers who he respects (considering Spaceman’s last three projects, which were strictly solo affairs).

The “Social Skills” series kicked off with recent single “Mumblecore” which featured his former Inner City Kids Collective cohorts ABGOHARD and Producer K3Mal (link below).

Listen to “Mumblecore” ft ABGOHARD: https://youtu.be/kQlyWylcrVs?si=IJMmuz-sHved93WS

Prior to these drops Spaceman most recent release was the Annihilation LP which yielded the singles “Law” and “Thrift And Diligence” (links below)

Watch official video for “Law” (Prod by Droo10x): https://youtu.be/TCzOoGMcp9s?si=82cPrf3EbfxTXqSx

Watch official video for “Thrift And Diligence”: https://youtu.be/AIz8sX1BWqw?si=71FrUjzOEm4H2-aX

Releasing music over the past decade solo (and formerly part of the Inner City Kids Collective) Spaceman has collaborated and/or shared stages in the past with such artists asThe Underachievers, Vulkan The Krusader and Gashi. He has also toured the Northeast several times.

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WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND WITH DANIEL LECKERMAN’S “KARMA”

Published

3 hours ago

September 4, 2026

Joni Jones

Clear your head, turn the lights down low, and let the nostalgia take over — because Scottish singer-songwriter Daniel Leckerman just dropped “Karma”, and this hypnotic electro-pop gem knows exactly how to make the past feel close again.

Shimmering synths, driving bass, atmospheric production, and deeply personal lyrics come together for a track that lives somewhere between a late-night dancefloor and that quiet moment when you find yourself thinking about someone — or somewhere — you thought you’d left behind.

Because sometimes, you don’t really leave the past behind.

Sometimes, it finds its way back to you.

“Karma” explores nostalgia, comfort, growth, and those strange connections that continue to shape us long after we think we’ve moved on. Maybe “you” is a person. Maybe it’s a place. Maybe it’s an old version of yourself.

Whatever it is, Daniel asks the question:

What if some things are meant to come back when the time is right?

Daniel says it best:

“This song is about nostalgia, comfort, and letting go of the past.”

And there’s so much more to this artist than the music.

As a queer and disabled artist and passionate disability advocate, Daniel is also the founder of The Harmony Dialogue, a platform working to make the music industry more accessible and representative.

From supporting emerging artists in Glasgow’s grassroots scene to producing intimate live events and championing disabled voices, Daniel is building a career rooted in connection; both onstage and off.

With previous support from BBC Introducing, “Karma” feels like the perfect next chapter: emotional, uplifting, nostalgic, and just mysterious enough to keep you pressing replay.

So turn it up.

Think about the people, places, and memories that shaped you.

And remember:

If it’s meant to find you again, maybe it will. ✨🪩