Whether it be the Hyphy Rap Movement, facial tattoos or the West Coast slang that seeps into his speech, Oakland born rapper Nef the Pharaoh manifests his surroundings into an artistic movement. It’s 10am in
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
Years ago I wanted to write about rappers evolving from drug salesmen into drug consumers. Nowadays that seems barely shocking – rappers have been getting high for decades! But what is interesting is the rise
Firstly, briefly introduce yourself. I’m FKi 1st and I make music. People call me “1st” because what’s better than being first? I’m from Atlanta, home of the sauce. I’ve always looked up to Lil Jon
2PhoneShawty: Speaking with Robb Bank$ Staying in the spotlight and remaining in the public’s image; these are things that certain artists crave and other artists avoid. For some, like Floridian rapper Robb Bank$, it’s both.
It’s almost a cliché to point out that being a young female rapper in today’s society comes with difficulties on the road to the top, but Chicago MC Nina Tech has already proven herself to
My favourite ever album has to be Get Rich or Die Tryin by 50 Cent. I relate to it on so many levels. When I listen to it, I can hear someone that’s been through so
As I pen this review, I’m still kind of in awe of what I witnessed this past Thursday night. That’s saying a lot, because I’m rarely in awe of anything. But at London’s Electric Brixton, Jorja
As Cadet arrives for our interview at a cosy little cafe in west London, he walks in carrying a tonal disposition that is as present in his music as it his persona. It’s the energy
As G Eazy, his team and his mother enter the cosy creative room at Sony’s headquarters in London, he greets everyone inside with high fives and hugs in the preppiest fit I have seen in
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Whether it be the Hyphy Rap Movement, facial tattoos or the West Coast slang that seeps into his speech, Oakland born rapper Nef the Pharaoh manifests his surroundings into an artistic movement. It’s 10am in
We’re just over a week away from the summer’s curtain call, Outlook Festival and it promises to be the best edition of the 10-year staple. Music lovers around the world will convene in Pula, Croatia
Years ago I wanted to write about rappers evolving from drug salesmen into drug consumers. Nowadays that seems barely shocking – rappers have been getting high for decades! But what is interesting is the rise
Firstly, briefly introduce yourself. I’m FKi 1st and I make music. People call me “1st” because what’s better than being first? I’m from Atlanta, home of the sauce. I’ve always looked up to Lil Jon
2PhoneShawty: Speaking with Robb Bank$ Staying in the spotlight and remaining in the public’s image; these are things that certain artists crave and other artists avoid. For some, like Floridian rapper Robb Bank$, it’s both.
It’s almost a cliché to point out that being a young female rapper in today’s society comes with difficulties on the road to the top, but Chicago MC Nina Tech has already proven herself to
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
As I pen this review, I’m still kind of in awe of what I witnessed this past Thursday night. That’s saying a lot, because I’m rarely in awe of anything. But at London’s Electric Brixton, Jorja
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. It’s the energy
As G Eazy, his team and his mother enter the cosy creative room at Sony’s headquarters in London, he greets everyone inside with high fives and hugs in the preppiest fit I have seen in