Intriguing for the name drop but ultimately an entirely creative reimagining of modern music, Flap PeaCock ramps up the intensity and distortion throughout a warped and head-spinning Rehab.
Hip Hop
Devoted to the artform and showcasing a lyrically focused debut single as a result, rapper and artist Jokpop Lazer details the climb towards success, with the mellow yet inspiring, anthemic What I Do. Kicking into gear with a softly vibe-setting progression and classic, heavy rhythm and bass, What I Do utilises the simple repeat of … Continued
Ambient design and contemporary trap and emo rap tones pour through for a catchy and emotive opening single, and later an incredibly contemplative, emotional collection.
Good vibes and conscious bars unite across five musically engaging originals for the new MNA EP One Girl.
Nostalgically smooth RnB overtones lead us into this soulful melodic and passionate hip hop fusion single from the one and only Mahogany Jones.
Organic guitar rhythms and increasingly euphoric production tones unite for this freshly collaborative take on contemporary hip hop.
Smartly crafted, lyrically pristine and intelligent, poetic and powerful, Days Are Numbered introduces the talent and heart of Troy Remedy in a memorable way.
Ethereal ambiance and smooth, intimate vocals unite melody and mood, throughout the deeply personal yet hypnotic and immersive agmdre single Disconnected.
Bridging the gap between contemporary rap tones and timeless melodic progressions, Yung Deeg gets the production and songwriting just right, throughout this aptly relevant anthem White Wine.
The whole thing captivates, compels you to listen and fall into the groove, and prompts a sense of connection with the artist for that realness and poetry alike.
Immediately atmospheric for its delicate fusing of organic, emotive piano, and contemporary, effected sound-design, UCHE’s What U Need proves a catchy anthem and immersive late-night go-to all at once.
“I started showing interest in Hip Hop when I went over to my cousin’s house and he showed me music that he made with his roommate. It was intriguing. It was exciting. It was a whole realm of music that I hadn’t been introduced to.”