From the screen to the stage, an extensive background in acting and the arts and a deeply-rooted affinity for West Coast Hip Hop – cultural diversity naturally brings through a hardstyle sound that’s synonymous with the name. Califani’s single Straight Like Dat is making waves through the underground scene.
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Ambient evocative production and heavy bass and beat combinations back up the instantly recognisable vocal and unique flow of Spinalot, as a series of new singles depict the artist diving deep into his own personal story and experiences in the modern world.
SC4REAL starts up his new album with a magnetic opening track, and builds further on the excitement and conscious reflection of Phases Groove throughout what could quite possibly be his most truthful and inspiring project yet.
A definite highlight that begs for you to listen more than once, reflecting with stark realism on the true contrast between the turmoil of life at war and the struggle to then adapt to life at peace.
Built around fearless vulnerability and optimism in the face of darkness and turmoil, Lost But Found is profoundly honest in its relaying of struggle and uncertainty, but is ultimately inspiring and motivational in its turn towards possibility and the light found through Faith and good decisions.
Beautifully melodic, piano-backed production backs up the heartfelt and distinct authenticity of ISADICILAMO’s creative and thoughtful bars.
SCOOB ROCK and LIBRIM encapsulate the emotional process of aging, growing, celebrating nostalgia, and progressing to new stages in life, with their latest heartfelt hip hop anthem PLAYGROUND.
Skilfully uniting darkness and optimism, genre-fusing multi-instrumentalist and rapper Jordan Patros delivers a deeply immersive and consciously captivating new album.
New York-based artist Emily Ryan collaborates with Brooklyn rapper Fivio Foreign, to deliver a catchy blend of creativity and mainstream hip hop and pop, for the alluring and euphoric new anthem DISCREET.
Retro-acoustic production and distinct vocals with character and emotion let the songwriting style of Canadian artist Luca Mele offer something evocative and memorable this summer.
A creatively intentional fusion of nostalgic boyband pop and edgy, performative hip hop. DON’T WATCH TV bring back the energy and catchy licks of a simpler era, with the anthemic harmonies and industrial, playful rhythms of their brand new album 99 DEGREES.
Ashtray Jonny writes, produces and performs from the heart, without fear of being vulnerable and creatively uninhibited, and this quality lets his music feel relevant and stylish but also interesting, unpredictable, and inherently inspiring.