Andy’s Top Ten Hip-Hop Albums of 2017
In terms of hip-hop and R&B releases, 2016 was one of the best years in recent memory. Join Felix’s resident hip-hop aficianado to see how 2017 measured up in comparison.
You can’t Trump the ALL-AMERIKKKAN BADA$$
On the anniversary of Donald Trump’s election, we revisit one of the year’s most political hip-hop albums
Future Hndrxx Tour: an enjoyable, if not all that memorable, performance
Following on from the surprise release of two albums within a week, Future heads to the O2 Arena, for a greatest hits set, whose energy levels sometimes slip.
J. Cole’s 4 Your Eyez Only tour
An accomplished performance from a phenomenal artist.
Deep Dive into DAMN.
With the DAMN. tour on its way to London, revisit the album itself with Felix’s resident Kendrick stan
More Life by Drake
An extensive look into Drake's new hot drop
Gang Signs and Prayer
The pressure was on, and at the tail-end of 2016, Stormzy went AWOL
NeighbourHOOD Grammys 2016
Once again we have reached that time of the year, when the weather is bad and the Grammy’s decision-making skills are even worse. Thankfully Jamell Samuels and Le Osikomaiya have linked up for the 2nd Annual NeighbourHOOD Grammys 2017, bringing through two new bruddas onto the committee: Andy Djaba
Drake: The Boy Meets World Tour
Enjoy Andy Djaba's rant on his love-hate relationship with Drake
Most anticipated hip-hop albums of 2017
2016 was an outstanding year for hip-hop and urban culture, with all the major players dropping projects. Even artists like J. Cole and Frank Ocean rediscovered their ability to actually release some music. In the UK, the grime and urban scene continued to flourish. It seems like an impossible task
4 Your Eyez Only J Cole review
The underlying narrative of the album tells the true story of the life of J. Cole’s late friend James McMillan
Andy’s Top 10 hip-hop albums of 2016
With countless rap and R&B projects dropping this year, 2016 has been an incredible year for hip-hop and urban culture. There’s been an unprecedented wave of new music from giants in the modern rap game, like Drake, Kendrick Lamar and Kanye West, to exciting debut albums from