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I May Destroy You: love, trauma and vulnerability in its purest and most human form
Minutes after watching the series finale of Michaela Coel’s flawless new masterpiece I May Destroy You, I’m sat in myContinue Reading
Weekly Roundup (6th July – 12th July)
Hey everyone, happy Sunday! Hope you’re all still keeping healthy and safe! It’s been a decent week for music, especiallyContinue Reading
Barnacles is an atmospheric, dreamy and ethereal album with wit and introspection that showcases SahBabii’s eclecticism as an artist.
SahBabii may be the future of hip-hop. The Atlanta based rapper has been making ethereal, dreamy music for a whileContinue Reading
Weekly Roundup (29th June – 5th July)
Hey everyone, hope you’re all having a decent Sunday. There’s been more amazing music being released recently, so I’m excitedContinue Reading
Black Women’s music to support yesterday, today and tomorrow… continued
I’m excited to continue my series of celebrating Black Women in music. Doing this just shows how many beautiful andContinue Reading
On Mordechai, Khruangbin have been able to create more of a subdued, rhythmic album with moments of pure funky brilliance
To me, Khruangbin’s music has throughout its years evoked a strong sense of nostalgia. Whether that’s remembering and reliving theContinue Reading
Weekly Update (22nd June – 28th June)
Hey everyone, hope you’ve had a decent week. Music has been phenomenal this week, so without further ado, let’s getContinue Reading
Ego Ella May’s debut album Honey For Wounds is an inspiring moment for healing, self-reflection and inner growth
Ego Ella May’s talents as a vocalist and songwriter cannot be understated. The South London-based artist has had quite theContinue Reading
Soulful, contemplative and inspiring, MIKE takes the Weight Of The World on his shoulders for a mesmeric new album
Those who have either followed me on social media or have kept updated with the website know how much I’veContinue Reading
The incredible storytelling and spiritual aura of The Koreatown Oddity’s new album Little Dominiques Nosebleed makes it his most complete project to date
For about a decade, Dominique Purdy, aka The Koreatown Oddity has established himself as one of the most unique andContinue Reading
