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  • Phases EP is the magic we need [@RealHamzaa]

    Phases EP is the magic we need [@RealHamzaa]

    GUAP cover star Hamzaa is back with latest offering, ‘Phases’ which includes her lead single ‘Sunday Morning’. Hamzaa has already had a busy year with the release of ‘London’ a view into the city through her lens, a string of sold out shows and appearances such as Channel 4’s ‘Sunday brunch’  to supporting Anne-Marie, the…

  • London’s one to watch [@amasthetic] drops new single ‘Crystal’

    London’s one to watch [@amasthetic] drops new single ‘Crystal’

    AMA releases second single ‘Crystal’ taken off her debut EP ‘Screenluv’ with the help of Karma Kid. The 19-year-old west Londoner never fails to bring the futuristic R&B heat in this uplifting track about unconditional love and seduction. If you are yet to get your ears acquainted with AMA, then take a listen to her…

  • [@odunsitheengine] is back with new track ‘Better Days’

    [@odunsitheengine] is back with new track ‘Better Days’

    Following on from, ‘Tipsy’ ft UK songstress Raye, Odunsi serves a brand-new single that shows us the summer is nowhere near over. Produced by P2J, who is well known for his collaborations with the likes of Beyonce (Brown Skin Girl) to Burna Boy (Anybody) the two unite to deliver the new soundtrack to end summer…

  • [@TE_dness] is making it all come ‘Full Circle’

    [@TE_dness] is making it all come ‘Full Circle’

    Full Circle came out in the most conventionally unconventional way possible, and it made total sense. “Running through life I feel like there’s more for us/ And if I’m still the one, then you still Morpheus” TE dness ft. Shae Universe – Black Panther Kicking off the year with his ‘Goodbye To Winter (freestyle)’ nobody…

  • A Moment in History: Afronation [@Afronation] was truly a festival of cultural importance

    A Moment in History: Afronation [@Afronation] was truly a festival of cultural importance

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    A week has passed and people are still speaking highly of Afronation. You do not need to know much more about the festival than that to know that it went well. As the nostalgia kicks in, eyes and heads turn to the next instalment of the festival chain, taking place in Ghana later this year.…

  • [@damolac] Needs More Than One ‘Comma’ In His Account

    [@damolac] Needs More Than One ‘Comma’ In His Account

    “I didn’t know that around the corner a lot of my problems wouldn’t even matter, and the song [Comma] is a testament to that.” – Damola For those who don’t know Damola, here’s why you should. At 24 years old and hailing from North West London, he only released his first official track a year…

  • Brent Faiyaz and BBZ [@bbz_london] cover GUAP Issue 16

    Brent Faiyaz and BBZ [@bbz_london] cover GUAP Issue 16

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    GUAP Issue 16 is here The Brent Faiyaz and BBZ London covered issue is based on Freedom and individuals who are fighting for freedom, expressing freedom through creativity and just being themselves. View our latest edition below!

  • A Quick Guide to the Alté/ Alternative African Music Sub-Genre

    A Quick Guide to the Alté/ Alternative African Music Sub-Genre

    Throwing ‘Alternative’ in front of ‘African music’ is a complex equation. It forces us to grapple how firstly ‘African music’ mashes the culture of more than 50 countries into one category. It then confronts us with unpacking the set of western preconceptions of the continent; What is African music when we think beyond tribal drumming,…

  • Kurupt [@KuruptFM] Launch New Podcast series ‘The Kurupt FM Podkast’ on Audible

    Kurupt [@KuruptFM] Launch New Podcast series ‘The Kurupt FM Podkast’ on Audible

    Kurupt FM has expanded far beyond the confines of a fictional pirate radio station based in Brentford. In fact seven years ago the concept of ‘People Just Do Nothing’ jumped from a YouTube show to a BAFTA-winning BBC comedy. But since then the group has toured with club nights across the country and taken over…

  • How [@stormzy] Glastonbury is important for Black British identity

    How [@stormzy] Glastonbury is important for Black British identity

    “Black is beautiful, Black is excellent” Dave on ‘Black’ It was fitting that Stormzy brought out Dave as he became the first Black British male rapper to headline Glastonbury. Simultaneously, Stormzy also became the second youngest to headline the prestigious festival at 25 with only a 24-year old David Bowie being younger when he headlined…