
Music Reviews
JESSMO invites listeners on an imaginative journey with How Deep Do We Dive?, the latest release in the ever-expanding Saltwater concept.
Joshua Pearlstein’s Just The Feeling proves that this 20-year-old pop artist is already playing in the big leagues. Born in Atlanta and now bouncing between Boston and Los Angeles, he’s racked up over a million streams and captivated more than 150,000 listeners.
On a mission to integrate cultures together, KJ Spio is one of the few artists to continuously merge West Africa and the UK musically.
A promising force in British Pop, the West London-hailing riser Jacklyn has unveiled her latest empowering anthem “Don’t Be A *ick”.
maq 22’s latest EP, MUNINN, emerges as a daring statement in contemporary experimental music, a body of work that reshapes sonic form with striking precision.
Swedish Grammy-nominated newcomer Izza Gara makes her return with “Favour”—a euphoric blend of 00s Electro, Pop and R&B that offers the first taste of her forthcoming EP Superbia Hardcore.
Continuing to blur the lines between Drum & Bass and UK Rap, British hit-maker K Motionz returns with his latest anthem “Medellin”—this time enlisting Grime heavyweight Capo Lee.
Kwoli Black is firmly on the rise, and his debut mixtape, Sorry For Your Loss, proves he’s an artist to watch. Following a run of standout singles including Spirit Pt. 1, Trouble, and Rumours, as well as his Can I Speak EP, Kwoli continues to push UK rap in bold and exciting directions.
Artist Spotlight
Afterz brings together Très Chill’s visual worldbuilding and Troy.’s multigenre magic, first linking on Azekel’s Chocolati featuring Nao. With support from Jamz Supernova, Notion and NTS, plus collabs with Hugo Cottu and more, their project The Midnight Cafe serves late night flavour with sounds from Lagos, London, Rio and beyond.
With over 280 million people affected by depression worldwide, Matreya's new single I Saw the Light hits deep. Blending ancestral chants shimmering synths and raw truth, the rising artist turns pain into power. From Reiki to rollercoaster beats she’s not just making music he’s sparking healing one track at a time.
Toronto’s Zxne Kxmar went from dishwashing to dreamweaving, taking vocal lessons and recording in his home studio by 2023. Influenced by Kid Cudi, Frank Ocean, and GTA 5, he crafts moody anthems like “Introspection” for cloud-heads and night drivers. His music is a cosmic hug for the daydreaming soul.
Twisted Royalty—sisters Lisa and Tami Wilder, daughters of Heatwave’s Keith Wilder—blend funk, pop, soul, and jazz into one bold, harmony-packed sound. Raised in a musical home and inspired by icons like Madonna, Whitney, and Marley, their genre-bending vibe and sister-sync magic make them a must-listen. Funk runs deep!
Indian singer, composer, and musician Indian singer, composer, and musician Vaibhav Chauhan is causing a stir in the world of music by fusing Hindi lyrics and regional vernacular with hip-hop, trap, and Desi influences. Chauhan, who is now residing in London, is experimenting with a soulful R&B-trap sound that is expected to defy expectations and present listeners with a new, genuine kind of Indian R&B.
High Karup$hin started as a bunch of cousins from The Brook, freestyling and vibing every day. Our first album DBOAN made waves from the East Coast to France and the UK, leading to three shows overseas. Influenced by Bruce Lee, Tyler, Travis, and Krule—we're all about raw energy and sharp wordplay.
Boooka is an Austin-based hip-hop artist and creative director blending Midwest soul with poetic grit. Known for designing his own visuals and directing his videos, he’s part Common, part Metro Boomin. His project MEDSWASPOSED2HELP hits hard—with raw bars, real stories, and a vibe that rallies people, not followers.
Lucy Race went from humming lullabies in Lima to working with Latin Grammy nominees by 14. Now based in Utrecht and collaborating with a Grammy-winning producer, she blends cinematic pop, alt-rock, and Latin soul into something bold and dreamy. Think cherry, lime, and a little bit of fate.
Exclusive Premieres
Money Mykez is back with Lose My Number, a banger that blends Afrobeats, Dancehall, and UK Rap into one irresistible track.
Watching IYAMAH’s In Two Worlds at the iconic House of KOKO was an experience to remember—made even better with a free pair of Ray-Bans from the film’s sponsor!
Leeds-based nu-gaze trio Lozenge makes a striking entrance with their debut single, "Interloper," offering a captivating glimpse into their sonic universe.
Lowkey-E's "No Help" is like a shot of musical adrenaline, a self-produced anthem that's all about doing things your way.
Lincoln Roy's latest jam, "2 Shots," is like a musical melting pot that's as chill as it gets. Hailing from the streets of South Los Angeles with some Caribbean spice, Lincoln's vibe is all about that laid-back fusion of Hip-hop and Afrofusion.
Aretha Fontaine's "Restore My Mind" from the debut EP "Therapy Notes" is a soulful masterpiece that effortlessly captures the essence of personal growth and resilience.
In the heart of the Australian R&B scene, a dynamic force known as Lauren Greco, formerly GRCO, is setting the stage ablaze with her vibrant, unapologetically bold, and ambitiously soulful talent. Her latest offering, "YOU LIED," is a sultry banger that encapsulates the very essence of her extraordinary musical journey.
"Wavey Again" emerges as a fiery UK rap collaboration, uniting Leakzz, Dreadz, and Ashley Tragic in an electrifying masterpiece.
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We Out Here Festival 2025 wrapped up in dazzling Dorset sunshine with a sold-out crowd enjoying over 400 live acts and DJs across 15 stages. Gilles Peterson’s sixth edition brought together jazz, soul, hip hop, afrobeat, house, electronica, and more, blending legendary icons, rising stars, and genre-bending DJs for four days of unforgettable music and experiences.