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Five new tracks you should stream this week. With fresh sounds from Dirtsa, Mya K, Finch Fetti, ROSEFLOWS, Kadeem Tyrell & more

“I make music for the misunderstood, for the people that don’t have a voice”. His new album is a tightly-woven project showcasing the rapper’s depth of character, musical attentiveness...

The single isn’t shy, just like Ama–it exudes sounds that feel simultaneously nostalgic as they do optimistic. The North Londoner’s versatility is given the space to flourish over a Maestro the Baker produced beat with her unremmiting bars and buttery flows.

Another summer in London? ayrtn has got you covered.

Supported by INFAMOUSIZAK and Scuti, the set crescendos with a performance of his brand new track ‘Paranoia’, conjuring a collective sway from the crowd as he shares with the audience the internal battles he has penned into his lyricism, communicated through his boundless vocal range.

This weeks music news covers happenings in the world of music from the 2022 BAFTAs, Rinse FM's radio residents reboot for Spring/ Summer, a Toddla T produced tribute to the victims of Grenfell with One Vibe Charity & more...

Five new tracks you should stream this week. With fresh sounds from Nesza, Jordy, Miki, Luchi Blue, Luke RV & more

North West London’s Kamal. is a born narrator. Through his songs, he retells stories that mark his timeline and experiences.

The tide of new music never seems to stop coming in and Friday being one of the most intense days for new music we can understand if it all feels a little overwhelming. That’s why we’ve delved into the deepest and darkest corners of the musical ocean to bring you Five For Friday: our weekly round-up of the crème de la crème in new music.

Ads and El spill their lyrics over a drunken instrumental: a flawless match for their nonchalant flows as they deliver verifiable facts–“No I’m not lucky / you’re bitching, I been blessed”.

The global fashion industry, like many other industries, is undergoing a transformation. With economic uncertainties, shifting consumer challenges, and a market bogged down by inflation and a cost of living crisis, global brands are now sourcing new and viable markets where they can find fertile ground.

While the noughties captures the attention of the world's trendiest inhabitants in an inescapable chokehold, the seventies have been sneaking into every element of our wardrobes without us even realising. Platforms, flares, cottagecore, and psychedelic prints are just some of the seventies staples we've seen take the world by storm, but none dominate the lives of the population as much as crochet. 

Just as fast fashion promoted and normalised posting a new outfit everyday and over consuming clothing to keep up with short-lived trends, fast homeware is now normalising the constant tweaking and redesigning of our living spaces. 

Keep up to date with everything happening across the fashion world.

Although they have been linked for years, sports and fashion are starting to become synonymous, almost like fashion and music, which have always been close cousins. The NBA is the pinnacle for basketball fans globally, and with that comes a legion of fans who want to see what their favourite hoop star is wearing, but if we're being honest, for a long time, there really wasn't anything thrilling to look at.

It’s no secret that the Covid-19 pandemic has drastically changed the fashion industry, forcing an entire cohort of brands, designers and industry executives to re-think and deliver business models that are progressive and innovative. In doing so, brands have opted to integrate and embrace the introduction of digital interventions such as virtual runway shows and […]

The sun is peeking through the clouds, and the temperature is in the double digits - it's finally Spring. Spring means ditching the layers and layers (and layers) of clothing we've been chucking on to keep warm through Winter, and while we have all just mastered the art of layering, it's time to strip down and show off some skin. 

When Louis Vuitton appointed Virgil Abloh as its Artistic Director, we in the fashion industry knew this meant a seismic shift in the luxury fashion landscape. Abloh was a cultural titan, who faced heavy criticism during his tenure (on occasion rightly so), and sculpted his fashion universe at a relentless pace.

It's been a few days since the Super Bowl of fashion returned to New York for its 2022 edition themed 'Gilded Glamour and White Tie'. 

If you love scrolling through your TikTok For You Page for hours than you’re bound to have come across Sage, more widely known by her account name KerboodleMyNoodle. When she’s not doing poetry the hilarious student spends her time making satirical content reflective of her experiences as a Black British girl living and going to […]

It doesn't need to be Friday the 13th for you to enjoy a good horror film. In this list, we've put together 8 Black horror movies from before AND after the blockbuster hit "Get Out" (2017) to get you well versed on the weird and wacky genre of film.

Meet Billy Menezes - the 18 year Old 'Street Magician' on a mission to take magic global. Ahead of the release of his new film 'Out N About' we spoke about how far he wants to take his tricks, the process behind the film and more.

Art Boyz is a collective of young creatives made up of good friends Anayo Nkwocha, Yvonne Shelling & Amardeep Sura. Chelsea Mtada speaks to them about being inspired, safe spaces in creative world and the importance of friendship. “Art Boyz is the three of us coming together,” says Amar, fashion designer, all round creative and […]

Online, people are discussing what point self care methods like skin, makeup and surgery become less about care and more about control. So which is it?

How do we find healing spaces in a constant cycle of generational trauma? Amartey Golding shows us with “Bring Me to Heal”.

Wunmi Bello’s first magazine cover for GUAP’s April 2022 Issue. The cover star discusses the importance of loving yourself and others, finding your truth and protecting your light in your darkest moments.

Awkward Black girls, alt Black girls, emo Black girls and everything in between. Stand up!

The good, the bad, and the ugly. Reboots either get it perfectly right, or the complete opposite. Here, we share some of the most critically acclaimed reboots on our screens.

Meet Paul Joseph Harper, better known as PJ Harper, the elusive artist behind the beautiful sculptures of Black women we've all seen.