Bonobo at O2 Academy Brixton
Each new song was met with a wave of euphoria among the crowd
Each new song was met with a wave of euphoria among the crowd
Mazen Almaskati discusses what it takes for aspiring musicians to make it in music industry full of obscure managerial branches.
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
Tired of the same old songs, or just like listening to live music? The new music scene in London is vibrant and flourishing, beginning with the Roundhouse Rising Festival next week.
Enjoy Andy Djaba's rant on his love-hate relationship with Drake
Intimacy at Oval Space
Trump’s already controversial presidency has been vehemently opposed by many from its inception. Most recently the Muslim ban has stirred a backlash from musicians across the globe.
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
They're back
Got those pesky January blues? Exam stress getting you down? Bask in your own sweet, sweet self pity with this playlist from our very own Rob Garside.
We're back for round two
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