Tag: Review
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This summer, Red Bull Music Festival took to London for a series of live performances, panel talks, immersive workshops and installations all in celebration of London’s iconic music scene; both upcoming and well established artists. Following hugely successful festivals in New York, Tokyo and Sau Paulo, Red Bull turned the spotlight upon London for the…
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![Review: Knucks [@Knucks_music] switches up the EP structure on long-awaited project ‘NRG 105’](https://guap.co/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/knucks_album_banner-180x180.jpg)
NRG 105 is a well-suited title to Knucks highly anticipated EP. The artist definitely kept the energy at 105 on this one. Knucks began making waves with his smooth but catchy track ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’. Following up from this, he dropped a slew of singles before a long patch of radio silence. He then announced…
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New Episode Out Every Sunday 8PM This new series puts an array of people with opposing views together to discuss some of the most culturally relevant topics that transpire throughout the week. This week the Culture Matter cast discuss Micheal Jackson Innocent?, Dave ‘Psychodrama’ Review and Ms Banks.
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![[@Z_Chibs] Late Impressions: [@SantanDave1] – Psychodrama](https://guap.co/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/dave-number-1-album-180x180.jpg)
Nearly 2 weeks on, numerous reviews later, and after charting at number one album in the country – here are some observations about Psychodrama. The first thing to touch on is just how well Psychodrama has done commercially. Dave went number one, not just in the rap charts but in the legitimate Official UK Top…
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![[@RealHamzaa] Live At Omeara](https://guap.co/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/2019-01-31-07.56.15-3-180x180.jpg)
The engrossing power of the phenomenal artist, Hamzaa, was undoubtedly evident as her gorgeous and effortlessly versatile vocals provided an evening that fans felt privileged to have been serenaded through. In what seems like a blink of an eye, contemporary R&B singer and songwriter, Hamzaa is establishing a reputation for herself, with sophisticated recordings that combine…
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![[@tertiamay_] Tertia May Live at The Waiting Room](https://guap.co/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/tertia-180x180.jpg)
Words By Iqbal Savage The vivacious Surrey songstress’ first headline show was a sight to behold as her music’s marriage of sultry jazz and laidback soul created a breathtakingly spellbinding ambience. The 22-year-old certainly showcased her abilities at Stoke Newington’s ‘The Waiting Room’, as her exceptionally complex vocals coupled with her classic but contemporary sound…
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There I was, in the midst of hundreds of taller, broader and less sweaty people in the iconic Camden venue, KOKO. Together we’re all waiting eagerly for the headline act, the one and only Jessie J who has broken her 2 year hiatus. But before Jessie come out Stanaj a 24 year old…
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![Don’t you dare box Mr Ugly [@Jhus] a review of new single ‘Common Sense’.](https://guap.co/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/j-hus-common-sense.jpg-xx.png)
Thursday we saw the release of the 3rd single from J Hus upcoming debut album “Common Sense” by the same title. This track gives us a different vibe and I think it’s one that grows on you. It definitely makes us wonder what to expect from the album. We would definitely say this; don’t box or categorise J Hus.…
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![Tinie Tempah’s [@TinieTempah] Youth Album Review](https://guap.co/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Tinie-Tempah-Youth.jpg)
A whole lot of Pop, not a lot of fizz. Well, we finally got an album from Tinie Tempah after he released his last album Demonstration 3 years ago; which for me, was a stronger body of work than its older brother Youth. I felt like with an album full of such strong production from some of…