REVIEW: Blanco – City of God [@blanc0b0urne]
Words by: Dwayne Wilks The Harlem Spartan enjoys the solace of his own lane on his debut project, City of God. Harlem Spartans are one of Drill’s foundational groups, helping to build
Cloud X [@cloudxworld] kicked off the 2021 festival season with a bang
Cloud X’s inaugural festival that saw them taking over Studio 338 sets a strong precedent for what we can expect moving forward. For those who don’t know Cloud X they are a
Kadiata’s [@kadiata93] charisma is on full display on new EP ‘Lost, This Winter’
Words by: Dwayne Wilks Kadiata’s Lost, This Winter cuts through the summer releases with its wintery edge without compromising his dance-inducing style. Coming off the back of a show-stealing verse on Jords‘
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
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
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
Karalena Gears Up To Release A Romantic But Heartbreaking Country EP
Words by: Andrea Susarrey Karalena (formerly Lena Fjortoft) is back with a new sound and EP on the way. Karalena has an ethereal ringing voice that reminds me of women of the
Listen to ‘Afrique Victime’, Mdou Moctar’s [@MdouMoctar] electric and hypnotic new album
Words by: Alejandra Cabrera Mdou Moctar recently released his new album ‘Afrique Victime’, a love letter to the Sahara and its music. On the new project, the Tuareg artist explores meditations on
Central Cee [@Central_Cee] brings us to the ‘Wild West’
West London’s latest rising star Central Cee releases his debut mixtape Wild West. At only 22 Central Cee has already had a good run in the music scene leading up to the
Sharing stories and Heaux Tales in Jazmine Sullivan’s [@jsullivanmusic] 4th studio album
Words by: Lauren Gordon Jazmine Sullivan has thrills us again with a poetic and soulful journey in her new album, Heaux Tales. Jazmine Sullivan has been dropping amazing singles consistently, but Heaux
REVIEW: Joell – Left On Read
Left On Read feels like a statement of intent as much as it is a showcase of Joell’s talent and ability I love coming across an artist that’s lowkey that makes me