
Music Reviews
Analog Brother$ are back with PPH Confidential—a gritty, brain-twisting ride through the twisted corridors of hip hop's underbelly.
King Size are back and louder than ever. The no-nonsense pop-punk quartet from the Venice area of Italy have returned with their long-awaited fourth studio album – the self-titled King Size – and it’s every bit the rowdy, riff-heavy celebration fans have been craving.
Carl Kammeyer brings all the feels in just over two minutes with “You,” a dance-pop track that’s as catchy as it is heartfelt.
Raiza is back with “Get Down,” a slick, swagger-drenched single that proves why he’s one of the most exciting names bubbling in the UK’s underground hip-hop scene. Hailing from South-East London, the MC has been steadily rising since his Limbo EP, gaining BBC radio play for “Way Back” and co-signs from heavyweights like Westside Boogie, Skinnyman, B-Real, Scott Storch, and even Nines.
Dua Lipa just gave Germany a moment to remember, covering Milky Chance’s billion-streamed hit “Stolen Dance” live at Munich’s Olympiahalle — and let’s just say, the internet is obsessed. With her signature sultry delivery and effortless stage presence, Lipa reimagined the nostalgic anthem into a soulful summer ballad that had fans swooning in real time (and again on TikTok).
Captain Morgan and Foundation FM just flipped the script on your standard office party. In a derelict Shoreditch office block, they threw an after-hours bash with heavy-hitting sets from Peach, OK Williams, and C.Frim. Morley’s served up legendary fried chicken, Captain Morgan kept the drinks spicy, and Foundation FM brought the fire vibes.
Leo isn’t just an artist—he’s a sound, a feeling, a sharp-witted narrator for the emotionally complex and rhythmically restless. After catching ears with his breakout track “P45,” Leo is back with “Funny,” a soulful UK Garage-inspired anthem that bounces with feel-good energy while unpacking something much heavier underneath.
South Facing Festival is back at Crystal Palace Park with its biggest, boldest line-up yet, promising to turn London’s iconic open-air venue into a buzzing musical playground all August long. This year’s roster is a spectacular mix of legends, innovators, and fresh faces spanning everything from grime to disco, folk to electronica.
Artist Spotlight
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.
Hailing from Lorain, Ohio, Ironic is a rapper, producer, and former drummer blending underground grit with mainstream flair. Inspired by Dizzy Wright and J. Cole, he’s worked with Bone Thugs’ Krayzie Bone and rocked big stages. With new music dropping, Ironic’s next move is always his best one.
Grammy-nominated and independent to the core, Duncan Daniels mixes Nigerian beats with rock, country, and Americana magic.
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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$andeep bursts onto the scene with G.O.D (Gangsta Over Dose), an unapologetic debut packed with grit, heart, and a whole lot of godlike swagger.