‘Too Much’ is the second single from the forthcoming Lebbs EP. set to drop later this year on Brain Scran Records. The single Features Gen Co. and is produced by Lebbs.

Rejoice! The end of this bizarre social experiment is coming to an end. On the horizon, if you squint, you might be able to make out the silhouette of festivals, summer BBQs and, yes, pubs. But we’re not out of…

Natty Wylah has become a household name in the world of underground UK hip hop, so the chance to sit down with him wasn’t an opportunity I was going to pass up. A caring and colourful personality, Natty’s good nature…

Harrow’s Rowes comes through with passion and poise on the hard hitting single ‘THINGS’. A rapper and producer, Rowes has been making waves in the underground, dropping his debut mixtape ‘Late Shift’ last year. Now back with a new single,…

Following in fellow Northampton native slowthai’s footsteps, DeBe embraces his inner Machiavellian on the relentlessly entertaining cut ‘Water,’ accompanied by a creative and colourful visual. Plucked from his recent debut ‘The Last Breath’, an excellent body of work with stand…

Shot by @zeroshub Shaun Sky lands with brand new single ‘candles’, straight off the back of his most recent release ‘pretty’. In contrast to the latter, ‘candles’, produced by Temesgen, is a stripped back and slower, heartfelt anthem, highlighting the…

Southampton based Uncle Mic Nitro (UMN) releases his bizarrely named fourth (and ‘last’) album ‘Vincent on Horseback’, on a record label joint-venture between B-Line Recordings and Hip Hop Be Bop. This is an 11 track high-octane voyage of rapidly delivered…

“Go celebrate your weirdness”, says Illaman on his new tune ‘OK!’ with Norm Oddity. It’s the poignant and powerful lead single from their joint EP Ugly Days, which has just dropped on UK label Potent Funk. Despite being one of…

Delving into her Spanish roots, rising star Biig Piig releases her first single of 2021 ‘Cuenta Lo’, a track that explores ideas of money, sex and power. The track is based around the fact that Biig Piig used to be…

@wax1up During this depressingly redundant period for live music, the need for inventive and progressive alternatives is vital. The underground music scene is more fluid and explorative than it ever has been in the digital age, with dynamic artists swimming…