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Afropark Fest Is Back and It’s Bringing the Whole Culture With It
Mark your calendar, clear your schedule and tell your whole group chat: Afropark Fest is returning to Milton Keynes on Saturday, 25 July 2026, landing at The Middleton Pavilion for the biggest, boldest edition yet. This year’s theme is Elevating Culture, and the lineup alone proves they’re not just talking. What started as a run… Read more
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Patoranking makes the summer his with ‘Shake That’
The Afro-dancehall king is back with a dancefloor weapon, and he’s brought one of Afrobeats’ most electrifying voices along for the ride. If Patoranking’s last drop had you standing to attention and ‘African Soldier’ with Buju Banton absolutely should have then prepare to swap the salute for a two-step. The Lagos-born afro-dancehall pioneer is back,… Read more
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CLT Reviews: Wesley Joseph
Forever Ends Someday | Album Review Secretly Canadian / EEVILTWINN | Released: April 10, 2026 Here is the thing about Wesley Joseph. He has been one of the most quietly thrilling artists in British music for the better part of five years, and he has done it almost entirely on his own terms. No viral… Read more
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Elmiene drops new single ‘Saviour’ with Sampha at the helm
Elmiene returns with a burst of colour on his new single ‘Saviour’, which debuted as BBC Radio 1’s Hottest Record. It is the final preview of his debut album sounds for someone, arriving Friday 27th March. The track glows with joy as Elmiene shifts from R&B specialist into a pop adjacent force, guided by Sampha… Read more
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KhakiKid surprises fans with St Patrick’s day drop
KhakiKid returns with a new single called ‘Soul’, a track that feels like the moment you replay an argument in your head and suddenly think of everything you should have said. The song comes from his upcoming five track EP Girl Bites Dog, arriving April 17th. Produced by Louis Stanley Isaacs and featuring Bricknasty, the… Read more
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Oscars 2026: Refined Hypocrisy?
The 98th Academy Awards belonged, predictably, to Paul Thomas Anderson. His political thriller One Battle After Another swept six Oscars including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Supporting Actor for an absent Sean Penn. Conan O’Brien returned as host and delivered the sharpest monologue in years, threading comedy and political unease with… Read more
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