With his lyrical savagery and flow, Skrapz could fittingly soundtrack a cage fight. Whether a physical, mindful or social battle, the Harlesden rapper possesses the musical energy of combat and success. With an impressive batch of mixtapes under his belt, including ’80’s Baby’ and the
We’re just over a week away from the summer’s curtain call, Outlook Festival and it promises to be the best edition of the 10-year staple. Music lovers around the world will convene in Pula, Croatia for four days of pumping soundsystem culture and straight vibes,
Saul Williams is the definition of woke. The poet, artist, writer, actor and activist from New York has never been afraid to speak with his chest about the problems facing black culture today, whether that be through hard-hitting poetry or vitriolic tracks that are the result
My favourite ever album has to be Get Rich or Die Tryin by 50 Cent. I relate to it on so many levels. When I listen to it, I can hear someone that's been through so much, and in a way that's very similar to me. Through
As Cadet arrives for our interview at a cosy little cafe in west London, he walks in carrying a tonal disposition that is as present in his music as it his persona. Its the energy of total expression, honesty and distinguished humanity. With no contradictions or
Artist: J Hus, French Montana Song: Did You See After a recent inflection of London charisma into French Montana and Swae Lee's tune, 'Unforgettable', French Montana returned the energy to J Hus with a remixed feature on'Did You See'. French Montana's album, Jungle Rules -which is set to
If you haven't heard by now, we're throwing a party with Fete Records this Friday, June 9, at London's Ace Hotel. To get you ramped up for the upcoming madness, Viper sat down with some of the acts that will be performing on the night. Today,
Upon arriving at Sony’s headquarters in Kensington, London, it started to dawn on me the rapid rate at which the organic sounds of London are accelerating into the limelight of international attention. With worldwide recognition being brought back to authentic British sounds, among the variety
I’ve found it quite hard to reinvent myself as a rap fan. In a field where the likes of Kendrick Lamar, J.Cole, Big K.R.I.T. and other lyrical gods are providing that true essence, the frequent itch I need to scratch is this new wave of
Hailing from Peckham, South London, ALQAE are the gully, fun-loving trio scheming for world domination. Although they have been rapping for a minute now, they are still relatively new to the scene, but not enough to grant the title ‘newcomers’. Their music speaks to real
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