Despite the unarguable infamy of the sampled song, D-BLOCH manages to truly make this his own
Hip Hop
Collaborative rap act World Went Crazy capture the essence of original hip hop, with Bad Influenced.
The Long Island-based artist has been songwriting since his early years, and the result is a hard-hitting rap flow with memorable hooks and riffs helping elevate the completed sound.
Celebrating the win and overcoming in an inspiring way, Langston Blu’s return unites retro piano, trap rhythms and smooth, soulful vocals.
Rapper and songwriter Malleous brings a homemade edge to modern hip hop, with the dreamy and intimate single Deja Vu.
Backed by the enticing melodic twang of Middle Eastern strings and tribal rhythms, the UK’s own wyless man shines new light on the future of Drill.
Something a little heavier and more high-octane – weekend vibes in strong supply, with an energising degree of f*ck the system at their core – introducing Toronto Rapper Avalanche The Architect.
Trap rhythms and vastly ethereal, reverb-drenched production guides us into the melodic and contemplative What’s Going On, from NY rapper and artist Munch.
While SnapDibz has a vocal style and realness that’s easy to recognise, the space between tracks is vast.
Zachary Brown is the rapper, singer and songwriter behind ZEBZUTTO, and brings a defiant level of youthful optimism, confidence and character to the modern scene.
Mic Fort brings through a multi-genre classic with this single, trap rhythms and nostalgic horns juxtaposing one-another for a fearless sense of musical versatility.
Reciprocate is quite stunning, simple in arrangement and refreshingly humble in its quiet verse delivery from both rappers, but it also weaves in a subtle yet striking hook; which resolves each outpouring perfectly well.