Lo-fi good vibes and smooth yet confident vocals craft an arena of consistently relevant ideas – rhythmic hip hop of precise and hypnotic origins.
Hip Hop
Roddy. B paints an image of heartache and uncertainty with a decidedly vulnerable yet stylish Ultralight.
Loaded with good vibes, crisp and faultlessly skilful production that brings through the best of the groove and the heart of the mood in every case, the project highlights the absolute professionalism and focus at the centre of Blvff’s limitless work ethic.
Talking on substance and heart in the art of making music, the lyrics and the intentions of the project speak volumes, and introduce the rasp and style of Scoob Rock in a bold and likeable way.
A minimalist vocal anthem that’s clearly in tune with the sound of the moment but also marches to the beat of its own creatively carefree drum.
Stylish long-form bass-work refreshes amidst a minimal yet haunting soundscape – T. Ka$h takes things back to the bare essentials with a creatively striking Glass House.
Building up from quiet beginnings through increasingly passionate verses, Young Zorro and Ville start their climb with confidence and presence as 96′ Bulls hits the scene.
B. Hughes tells a story of the era in a timeless, memorable fashion, and shines the spotlight on a number of equally expressive, talented friends in the same instance.
Texas rapper and artist Doc STRANGE returns with absolute skill, volume and grit, as yet another intense album of originals boldly hits the scene.
The Sleuth proves a clever and quirky breakthrough single, which is rightfully drawing in plays on Spotify.
Rapper and artist Unkwn Rook brings back the heart and soul of authentic hip hop, with a series of originals elevating the quietly confident reality of her story, and laying bare a clear commitment to the moment.
Catchy production led by the unique meeting of classical strings and intensely heavy bass and rap vocals – Rahiq Rafeeq hits the scene with impact and identity as V.I.P emerges.