Track: Red

Genius producer Henny Knightz of ‘The Knighthood Society’ has had a hand in the production of many projects - this is his latest solo offering ‘Track: Red’

Music ReviewsAmy Hurford19 February 2019UK Hip Hop, Henny Knightz

Hit It Then I Swerve

Ninety7 is multi-faceted rapper who fuses avant-garde glitch beats with monotonal rap simplicity and absurdly catchy hooks. He has just released ‘Damn 3’ - the lead single off his forthcoming debut mixtape ‘Sugar Coats Won’t Keep You Warm This Winter’

Music ReviewsAmy Hurford15 February 2019UK Hip Hop, Ninety7

Artist Spotlight: Ceeow

We caught up with Birmingham native and now Manchester adoptee, Ceeow as he releases his debut E.P, Sofar

Artist SpotlightAmy Hurford5 February 2019UK Hip Hop, Jazz, Soul, Ceeow

These Feelings Intend To Live

Waiting for the perfect moment to release the completed jigsaw, Che Lingo drops ‘Sensitive’

Music ReviewsAmy Hurford19 January 2019UK Hip Hop, Che Lingo

Vanity

To look at 'Vanity’ from a pure skill angle, Kish! has a skippy but not juvenile flow - it’s literal and unconvoluted but still completely poetic

Music ReviewsAmy Hurford9 January 2019Kish!, UK Hip Hop

Round for Round, £ for £

The unique imaginings of Hackney’s MadeByMagic

Music ReviewsAmy Hurford2 January 2019MadeByMagic, UK Hip Hop

Forty Eight

Kshr. fills in the truths and demystifies the rhetoric, all to the backdrop of a haunting jazz break on ‘Forty Eight’

Music ReviewsAmy Hurford18 December 2018Hip Hop, kshr

All Roads Lead Here

A perfect springboard into the New Year, ‘Northeast’ will remain underground only to those who are not digging for the truth

Music ReviewsAmy Hurford10 December 2018UK Hip Hop, Weyland McKenzie

Jerome Thomas comes up for air with ‘Bruises’

Jerome Thomas, ethereal and strange, glissandos his mournful melodies. Unmatched vocally, it is impossible for him to not convey the message

Music ReviewsAmy Hurford28 November 2018UK RnB

Never Down, Never Gang

Fuelled by abusive misconceptions, Nicki Knightz’ latest offering ‘Mindwalk’ conveys vulnerability, reality and progression atop a supreme level of creative production

Music ReviewsAmy Hurford18 November 2018UK Hip Hop, Nicki Knightz

Sensibilite Nerveuse - Che Lingo’s Unveiling of the Heart

A contrasting release like ‘Circles’ will challenge Che Lingo’s audience and those that share in his vision, will see that he’s here to stay

Music ReviewsAmy Hurford12 November 2018UK Hip Hop, Che Lingo

Dem Like We, We Nuh Like Dem

Weyland Mckenzie is back in fine style with 'Navigation' the hard follow up to his debut single 'TDM'

Music ReviewsAmy Hurford8 November 2018Weyland McKenzie, UK Hip Hop

Casiotone Consciousness

Orrin’s De La Soul-esque “stream of consciousness” flow is a perfect example of the beauty in the merging of early 2000’s indie underground with hazy stoned poet rap

Music ReviewsAmy Hurford25 September 2018Orrin, Hip Hop

We ain’t here for that

A work consisting of 5 tracks, Nicki Knightz’ Hate EP is a dark autobiography in verse

Music ReviewsAmy Hurford23 September 2018Nicki Knightz, UK Hip Hop

I would hate me too

Self identifying as 'Hackney's Most Hated' Nicki Knightz looks set to forefront a wave of a more genuine, less superficial rap initiative bubbling up in East London

Music ReviewsAmy Hurford13 September 2018UK Hip Hop, Nicki Knightz

The Disease Of More

Representing London Collective ABOE, Weyland Mckenzie has released ‘TDM’ - a sardonic critique of social media's dominance over artistry

Music ReviewsAmy Hurford10 September 2018UK Hip Hop, Weyland McKenzie, ABOE