Classic rap vibes offer nostalgia and personality united as $to0d and Lil B kick up an easy anthem for living in the moment.
Hip Hop
Ambient jazz vibes with fragments of soul and nostalgia woven into the mix – Guru Mars relights the simple, expressive nature of original hip hop with this creatively immersive new soundscape.
Freshly released from the upcoming project Devine Intervention, Anotha Lifetime introduces the blissfully soulful, gorgeously nostalgic quality and emotive depth of Nasa Lamode’s sound with lasting style.
Creative production and a genre-blending, conceptual introduction lay bare the No Bondom voice and scene-setting ability with ease as Geronimo, The EP kicks into gear.
Retro synths and home-made rhythms back up an immediate hit of character as Risky4real kicks off his brand new EP with the bold and story-telling Trinity.
Uniquely synth-kissed production meets with addictive afrobeat rhythms and a clear level of vocal identity – introducing a stylishly recognisable Love Letter, from Phoenix artist Dejxh.
Marsh utilises profoundly intelligent bars, complex poetry & observations that feel genuinely new & appear to roam the very edges of hardship in the all but forgotten corners of society.
Blending Homeboy Sandman collectedness & calm with a certain organic pop simplicity reminiscent of Just Jack or similar alt-pop artists from eras past.
A brilliant vocalist, with a handful of engaging tracks already on the scene. Well worth exploring.
Dreamy ambiances meet with heavy hip hop rhythms and intense bass throughout a series of releases from Long Island artist Esco Andretti.
Electronic weight and clear creativity carve out a uniquely interesting soundscape – within which HezaGenius kicks up with an energising, poetic and smartly framed rap style.
Leading with immediate appeal for blending a decidedly colourful soundscape with a hip hop hook that’s quickly anthem-like in its doubled vocals and melodic embrace – Lil Baba kicks of My Year in a boldly creative way.