Contemporary yet interesting, engaging and often captivating, professional yet passionate and consistently impressive (even flawless) performance-wise. Well worth knowing about.
Hip Hop
Raw Soul encapsulates the energy of his name with this blissfully nostalgic, jazz-cafe-esque journey through classic rap and hopeful, imagery-loaded lyricism.
It’s a brief introduction to an artist with clear intentions, and given the clarity and openness showcased, further projects are likely to seal the deal with ease.
Will & Jada explores precisely what the title implies – it’s a celebration of a fairly infamous contemporary couple, and it digs deep into all that it takes to make a relationship go from strength to strength.
Beautifully crafted, a melodic and engaging response to inequality and violence, and a strong reminder that there is still plenty of work to be done.
Along with a full-length album from earlier this summer, Stimulus is just one of a plethora of new releases that further secure his name as one of the most melodically engaging, thoughtful and professional artists of the year.
Pop Is The Name goes on to tell more of Pop’s story in detail, complete with motivational aspects as much so as those drenched in realness, hardship and hard work.
Introducing himself in style and with a notably thoughtful, hopeful manner of writing, Shaney Poo brings a whole new level of positivity and good vibes to the music scene with this brilliantly illuminating collection of originals.
Classic hip hop, complete with a clean-cut vocal line and a lightly organic, tripped-up beat to drive things through in a nostalgic fashion – Dice Slimberg tells his story with style and authenticity combined.
Haunting production and soulful vocals introduce this increasingly passionate, high-energy ode to a broken relationship.
Smooth vibes and crisp production help bring to life this beautifully heartfelt, organic soul-pop single from multi-instrumentalist Benya Vya.
Increasingly passionate, engaging, interesting, and brilliantly produced – Angelic & Devilish marches to the beat of its own drum; a welcomed quality right about now.