Aaby’s authenticity is refreshing, his intelligence shines brightly in the writing, alongside his realness and openness as a citizen of an often cold and uncaring world.
Hip Hop
3Alphas bring back the essence of RnB to the contemporary music scene. Their soulful vocals intertwine and meander through modern trap rhythms and choir-like layers of warmth.
Versatility is crucial these days, though it needs to be alongside a well-rooted level of identity, and Big Oz has it mastered.
Impressive bars, varied pace, quirky and laid-back yet clever when necessary – which works well alongside the creative nature of the music.
Following a brand new line-up and prior to their upcoming shows at Manchester International Festival (July 14th) and Northwest Groovement at Jimmy’s, Liverpool (August 22nd), we caught an exclusive interview with Northern Soul Funk and Afrobeats Extravaganza NGUVU, to find out more about their journey as a band, their aspirations, the current line up, the … Continued
Undoubtedly a songwriter paving his own way, time and time again, Shaney Poo excels himself with this deeply creative single.
A welcomed breath of fresh air & integrity in the hip hop world, connecting audiences with an artist with his feet on the ground, and a defiant abundance of talent.
The latter half is something else entirely, its sudden clarity and unapologetic distain proves compelling, unsettling, and impossible to ignore. An indie cult hit, perhaps – waiting to make waves.
Aiming high for the latest dance-craze and hip-hop-pop crossover, J.Juice hits the scene with a brand new anthem of heavy bass and simple lyrical repeats to quickly and rhythmically engage.
Fast yet melodic bars inject an infectious level of passion and integrity into an otherwise dreamy soundscape – King Keil lays bare his story and intentions with a mighty sounding Believe Me.
“Image is super important to me, that’s why I got the grapes and purple all over me, it’s also something to help build my brand off of.”
Stylishly blending melodic ambiance and intentional story-telling, queveion sets the mood and impresses as an engaging, catchy Walked In hits the scene.