KING MAJIK & BAWSE: THE TORONTO DUO BRINGING A FRESH VOICE TO CANADA’S YOUNG AFROBEATS SCENE [@king_majik] [@bawse_fsu]
Words by: Blossom Maduafokwa Nigerian Afrobeats artists King Majik & Bawse talk Canadian Afrobeats Scene, migration, and their newest tape Naijanada. Before 23-year-old Afrobeats artists King Majik and Bawse birthed their music
SOMALILAND HA NOLATO (Long Live Somaliland)
A Somaliland fashion film and documentary as a way to honour Somaliland’s 30th independence day which was on May 18th. We decided to create a Somaliland fashion film and documentary as a
The Producer’s Voice: Young Chencs [@YoungChencs]
Words By Miki Hellerbach The Producer’s Voice is a new series for GUAP where we highlight the stories of instrumental crafters. We hope to bring their stories to the forefront instead of
ALBUM REVIEW: REXXIE’S “A TRUE CHAMPION” [@rexxiepondabeat]
Words by: Blossom Maduafokwa Nigerian Street producer Rexxie has just dropped his album A True Champion, and, as promised, he recruited the champions of the Nigerian & African diaspora to feature on
Bladee [@BladeeCity] – The Fool (Track by Track Review)
Words by: Matthew Griffiths Bladee is back with his fourth project in the space of a year and edges ever closer to a Pop sound. Bladee is the Swedish Rap enigma that
With Nothing Left to Prove, A2 Proves It Anyway with ‘Just So You Know
Words by: Dwayne Wilks After some time away from the game, A2 returns on full form on what may be his last ever project, Just So You Know. The reign of A2
What “The Barbican Stories” has taught us about racism in British Arts and Culture.
The Barbican Stories: Would it be wiser to ignore all statements made by organisations, requesting instead detailed quarterly accounts of progress created through consultations with minority employees? Contribution by ELISHA TAWE In
Kablito is filling a gap with her alternative take on Reggaeton
Words by: Andrea Susarrey The LA based Kablito (aka Karen Friere) is the Pop Reggaetonera making something fresh sonically that she’s coined as being “Pop Urbano”. For those that don’t know Kablito
The Producer’s Voice: Nate Donmoyer [@natedonmoyer]
Words By: Miki Hellerbach The Producer’s Voice is a new series for GUAP where we highlight the stories of instrumental crafters. We hope to bring their stories to the forefront instead of
Enya Was Ahead of Her Time
Words by: Matthew Griffiths Enya is an artist that has managed to stay relevant in a way you probably wouldn’t expect. The popular Enya song “May It Be” featured on the Lord
ALBUM REVIEW: OLAMIDE’S [@Olamide] “UY SCUTI”
Words by: Blossom Maduafokwa Solidifying what has seemed like an eternal presence in the Nigerian music industry, rapper and record label executive Olamide has just dropped his twelfth studio album UY Scuti.
Children Of Zeus [@ChildrenOfZeus] new album, ‘Balance’ proves the exclusivity and permanence of their class
Words by: Dwayne Wilks Children of Zeus have established themselves as being in a class of their own, and their new album Balance proves that class is permanent. Heralding from Manchester, Tyler