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On OBLIVION, Black Noi$e brings eclectic and wildly energetic compositions that help cement his legacy as one of Detroit’s finest producers
Detroit electronic musician Black Noi$e is among the most exciting musicians of the last few years. Eclectic and experimental, heContinue Reading
Limbo is a cohesive and dynamic album showcasing the extent of Aminé’s eclecticism and range as an artist
Over the past few years I’ve kinda disconnected from the more popular, ‘mainstream’ hip-hop scene for the simple reason thatContinue Reading
On Mach’s Hard Lemonade, Mach-Hommy continues to prove himself as a uniquely gifted talent
The elusive and obscure aura of Mach-Hommy is back. Off the back of a successful 2019 with the incredible albumsContinue Reading
Weekly Roundup (3rd August – 9th August)
Hey everyone! Hope you’re all still keeping safe, sane and healthy! It’s been an amazing week for music, especially consideringContinue Reading
Help is an astonishing, memorable body of work that cements Duval Timothy as one of the most important contemporary musicians of his time
I know I have the tendency to hype up certain music too much, but when I say that Duval Timothy’sContinue Reading
The cosmic nuanced brilliance of Shabazz Palaces’ The Don Of Diamond Dreams makes it their most complete album to date
The cosmic futurism of Shabazz Palaces’ music has been an essential energy throughout the 2010s. Comprising of Ishmael Butler (formerlyContinue Reading
Weekly Roundup (27th July – 2nd August)
Hey everyone! Hope you’re all doing well in this heat. Beginning of a new month this week, and I’ve decidedContinue Reading
Couldn’t Wait To Tell You… is Liv.E at her very best : poetic, hypnotic, psychedelic and utterly captivating
As far as debut albums go, there’s nothing I’ve been anticipating more the last few months than Liv.E’s full-length albumContinue Reading
Weekly Roundup (20th July – 26th July)
Hey everyone, hope you’re keeping safe and healthy! A lot has happened over the last week, and it terms ofContinue Reading
Kamaal Williams’ new album Wu Hen is a concise body of work that feels orchestral, lively and stunning from front to back.
You simply cannot talk about jazz in the UK without mentioning Kamaal Williams’ influence. As Yussef Kamaal alongside the drummingContinue Reading
