Ghanaian artist and songwriter Terry Ennison blends hip hop, spirituality, identity and culture into an evolving musical world. His latest project, Thy Will Be Done, introduces SainT, one of three personas alongside Teezy and Ennison T. Across four songs, Terry explores faith, transformation and self discovery through cinematic storytelling.

After years championing artists through Outpost Media and 3 Bar Fire Records, Silver Man is stepping back into the spotlight with Paint Me In Gold. Having worked with names including Diplo, Mr Scruff, Nightmares On Wax, Skream and Example, he joins us to discuss creativity, confidence, storytelling and his exciting new musical chapter.

Handsworth reggae pioneer Admiral Jerry has spent decades giving a voice to Birmingham's reggae scene. After working with UB40 in the 1980s, he returns with Chant Down Babylon, a powerful anthem inspired by the Windrush generation and Benjamin Zephaniah. We caught up with the storyteller behind the music to talk legacy, sound system culture and what comes next.

South London star Layyah is stepping into a bold new chapter with Layers to Layyah Pt 1, blending RnB, rap and Afrofusion with raw honesty and soulful energy.

Fofo arrives from Switzerland with Outta My Section, a cinematic debut shaped by sharp instincts and late night ideas. Influenced by Kanye West, Drake, Jay Z, J Cole and Skepta, with film cues from Scorsese and Nolan, he blends music, style and confidence, proving he can hold his own on any record

NORDI, raised between Mafra, Ericeira and London, blends metal roots, hip hop culture and self produced experimentation into a cinematic sound. A drummer turned architect of his own universe, he builds music like worlds. From Cryonic to the Atlas series and Tales, he invites listeners to become the glitch today.

Admiral Jerry’s Chant Down Babylon is a powerful return from one of Birmingham’s pioneering reggae voices. Best known for collaborating with UB40 in 1985, Jerry combines classic sound system energy with a message that feels as relevant today as ever.

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.