London emcee Watusi87 brings through a ton of jazz infused positive, feel good vibes, at a time when we need it the most. With his new album ‘Flava’, Watusi87 wanted to allow engagement with younger generations, in the hopes of…
Photo Credit: Constance Lythe Thomson JoeJas has neatly packaged his usual quirkiness into his third album ‘Four Wing Island’. Following up on the lead singles released earlier this year, ‘Sally’s Heartbreak Picnic’ and ‘DropTopTikes’, JoeJas shows the multiplicity of his…
London based producer and rapper Elian Gray releases his debut solo album ‘Awkward Awe’, on his own imprint Safe Yeah Music. These 14 tracks of wonderment are a blend of fanciful wordsmithery and experimental sound design, which borrows from off-kilter,…
Jetting between “Barcelona escapades”, “pit stops in Luxembourg” and “breezing through London”, all the while drinking “aperal spritz” and “absinthe” to the instrumental backdrop of a cocktail party soiree, Portland, Oregon rapper Capriisun’s debut project ‘A Fleeting Now’ is a…
The Gold on the Mixer boys are back with more arcane bars, obtuse references and blunt British observations. Buff Bentley (AKA Jaroo from Northern Structure Records) and Golden Shed (AKA Elliot Fresh, AKA Intricate Diligence) offer a strange concoction, part…
Hackney singer Bel Cobain and Islington-raised MC Lex Amor have combined forces on ‘At The Bay’, the very first single from The Silhouettes Project, produced by illiterate. Bel tells a story that’s wrapped in pathetic fallacy. Her lyrics describe the…
People living in lockdown broadly fall into one of two groups. Either you’re a normal person, who lost six months to Netflix, wake’n’bakes and midweek drinking, or you’re a psychopath who spent their entire lockdown working out, reading and bettering…
