ZaZa Vibes

Blessing his growing audience once again, Nigerian artist L.A.X releases the ‘Extended Version’ of his highly acclaimed sophomore album, ‘ZaZa Vibes’

Music ReviewsJimi Scott27 November 2021L.A.X, Afrobeats, Afropop, Amapiano, FujiComment

Artist Spotlight: kid apollo

Artist Spotlight: The Pit connect with kid apollo to discuss their influences and creative process, the heartrending new EP 'i been up to things I don’t think I should be', and future plans for their sound

Artist SpotlightBen Tibbits27 November 2021kid apollo, Lo-Fi, R&B, Alternative R&B, Alt Hip HpoComment

GW

South London rapper & producer Tariq Disu releases his highly anticipated EP, ‘GW’ - which stands for Generational Wealth

Music ReviewsJimi Scott26 November 2021Tariq Disu, Alternative Rap, Alt Hip HopComment

No Sleep

One of the only acts to break out of the UK hip hop underground, Frankie Stew and Harvey Gunn make their welcome return with ‘No Sleep’, featuring Sam Tompkins

Music ReviewsJames Wijesinghe26 November 2021Frankie Stew & Harvey Gunn, Sam Tompkins, UK Rap, Alternative Rap, UK Hip Hop, Alt Hip HopComment

hunnitdegrees

Singer, rapper and songwriter Monét returns to release her new single ‘hunnitdegrees’ featuring London rapper OG KEMi

Music ReviewsJimi Scott26 November 2021Monét, UK R&B, Alternative, UK AlternativeComment

D2Da

Northampton hero DeBe drops his most profound body of work to date; the stylistically sprawling and stunningly introspective ‘D2Da’

Music ReviewsBen Tibbits25 November 2021DeBe, UK Rap, Alternative Rap, UK AlternativeComment

Future Bubblers 5.0

As eclectic and creative as ever, the fifth edition of the Future Bubblers compilation, released via Brownswood Recordings, does not disappoint

Music ReviewsBen Tibbits25 November 2021Future Bubblers, Jazz, Rap, Soul, AlternativeComment

MAVI

Alt-R&B producer, singer, songwriter Chloe Bodur releases 5-track EP, ‘MAVI’

Music ReviewsJimi Scott24 November 2021Chloe Bodur, Alternative R&B, UK Alternative, Alternative, R&BComment

Spaceships & Hoodbitches

Iceberg Black returns with a captivating music video for ‘Spaceships & Hoodbitches’

Music ReviewsChloe Mogg23 November 2021Iceberg Black, US Rap, AlternativeComment

Fantasies Reimagined

Multi-faceted talent Freya Roy recruits Gabriel Gifford and Maya Law for ‘Fantasies Reimagined’; an intoxicating sliver of murky ambience

Music ReviewsBen Tibbits23 November 2021Freya Roy, Gabriel Gifford, Maya Law, UK JAzz, Alternative Soul, UK AlternativeComment

More Money

Over a haunting beat, Meekz lets everyone know what he has, what he wants and what he needs - 'More Money'

Music ReviewsDom Taylor22 November 2021Meekz, UK Rap, Rap, Drill, Real Rap, Road RapComment

Is It Autumn Already?

The Midlands best kept secret, Chartreuse's new EP ‘Is It Autumn Already?' embodies and amalgamates the creative nuance of their previous bodies of work

Music ReviewsBen Tibbits22 November 2021Chartreuse, UK Jazz, Soul, Alternative Soul, UK Soul, UK AlternativeComment

1 2 WATCH: Sweeney

1 2 WATCH: North London’s Sweeney reveals himself to be an exciting addition to the UK rap scene with his debut mixtape ‘F.T.B.W.C’

Music Reviews, 1 2 WatchBen Tibbits21 November 2021Sweeney, UK Rap, Alternative Drill, RapComment

BET

Fast-rising UK rapper DA REAL3ST has made his return with new single ‘BET’ featuring Sona

Music ReviewsThe Pit London20 November 2021Da Realest, Sona, UK Rap, Drill, UK DrillComment

Maggie To Sip

Northern general Chiedu Oraka flaunts his versatility with pensive new number ‘Maggie To Sip’

Music ReviewsBen Tibbits20 November 2021Chiedu Oraka, UK Rap, Grime, Alternative GrimeComment

Where Did I Go

A startling crusade through sonic exploration and emotional resonance, the combination of Yaatri’s soothing instrumentation and B-awhe’s celestial vocals on ‘Where Did I Go’ is not one to be missed

Music ReviewsBen Tibbits19 November 2021Yaatri, B-ahwe, UK Jazz, Alternative JazzComment

Please Don’t Move To London It’s A Trap / Awful Things

In his typically candid fashion, Murkage Dave’s new singles express remorse and acceptance for his current surroundings, while disclosing the very human life of being an artist, and the man he is