Follow Me Not

Follow Me When the Sun Goes Down, the fifth book in the Forged Bloodlines series picks up seamlessly where the last one left off, with Anja freaking out over her appointment as Elder. It turns out the vampire council appreciates a candidate with the guts to take charge of the West and Anja sallies forth with her entourage (sans Maggie, sadly but understandably) to England for the Gathering.

With production and writing collaboration from Ross Vannelli, David Thomas, Lestley Pierce Jr., Mikal Blue, and Robert Tsuhako, Anuhea’s newest release, Follow Me, further cements her status as a rising star in R&B and Reggae.

Originating in Belgium at the tail end of the 1960s and into the 70s, Popcorn was a music and dance scene with an emphasis on often obscure black American records of the then recent past. Drawing immediate parallels with the UK's Northern Soul scene from approximately the same time, young people would flock from all corners of Belgium to cram into a converted farmhouse barn to dance to these exotic sounds. But whilst Northern favoured an often uptempo, stomping 60s soul sound, popcorn focused almost entirely on slower, moodier numbers.