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London Symphony Orchestra Unveils a Gospel-Orchestral Masterpiece

The power of gospel and the majesty of orchestral music unite in a historic new collaboration as the world-renowned London Symphony Orchestra (LSO) partners with Platoon to release SHOUT FOR JOY. This unprecedented new album brings gospel music together with an orchestra in a way never heard before - lifting hearts, stirring souls, and sharing communal joy through music.

Khaid And Ayo Maff Drop "Rover"

“ROVER” lives in that light. Summer at the edges, but not carefree. The joy here is earned; you can hear the work behind it, the kind that stains. Party on the surface, story in the grain. Khaid isn’t rushing it; he paces like someone who understands what a chorus can carry when you give it space.

Soundcheck | Nasty C - "Head Up" (Live Performance)

Nasty C performs his new single "Head Up" for his Platoon Soundcheck. He says it's "a song about trusting and believing in yourself. It’s a reminder to be patient with yourself, especially in moments when life feels heavy. It’s easy to get discouraged when you see others crushing it while you’re struggling, but the song encourages you to hold on, to trust, love, and give yourself the grace you need to get through those times."

Wyclef Jean Returns With New Single “Back From Abu Dhabi”

Wyclef Jean is back and he’s got some famous friends with him. The former Fugee has dropped his new single “Back From Abu Dhabi” with Rick Ross and French Montana. For the track, the three cruise over cinematic beat switches as they get off some of their typically self-mythologizing bars. It’s flexing, but it feels like there’s a purpose to it. 

Soundcheck | Lucy Park - "Oolong" (Live Performance)

This soundcheck is teaaaa! Watch Lucy Park's Platoon Soundcheck performance of "Oolong."

Thakzin to Release Debut Album Ahead of ACCES 2025 Performance

South African producer and DJ Thakzin will release his debut album Gods Window Pt. 1 on 26 September 2025. The 18-track project has been in development for several years, with sessions recorded between Johannesburg, Cape Town and while on tour across Africa and abroad.

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