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Tia Gordon Wants You To ‘Feel’ with new single
UK neo soul rising star Tia Gordon is back with her gorgeous new single ‘Feel’, produced by edbl. Think jazzy production wrapped up in warm, live instrumentation, all in service of a track that digs deep into the messy aftermath of a friendship that once meant everything. ‘Feel’ does not do easy answers. Instead it…
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Seyi Vibez brings the shine with ‘SWAGGU’
Nigerian star Seyi Vibez is serving up something big. Say hello to SWAGUU, a fourteen track project packed with swagger, celebration and pure lifestyle energy from start to finish. This is Seyi Vibez looking back while stepping fully into the artist he has become. SWAGUU pulls together every layer of his journey, from the grind…
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JGrrey Bares All On New Single ‘Believe’
South London powerhouse JGrrey is back with ‘believe,’ the latest gut punch from her debut album ‘you, me and jen,’ landing 16th October. Produced by Humble The Great, the track catches JGrrey mid spiral, picking apart the different versions of herself she has built just to get through different rooms, different relationships, different days. It…
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TRAPO II lands with K Trap in full attack mode
K Trap returns with TRAPO II, a charged follow up released through Thousand8 that brings his most fearless persona back into focus. The album pulls in Nemzzz, Len, Oxlade, Young Adz, W1ZZY, Masicka, Isabel, 36 and G Herbo, creating a cast that stretches across rap, dancehall, Afrobeats and US hip hop. The energy is raw…
namesbliss Asks the Only Question That Matters on New Album “Where’s Bliss?”
Some questions you ask other people. This one, namesbliss decided to ask himself, out loud, across a full album. The MOBO nominated rapper has spent all of 2026 locked into “Where’s Bliss?”, a title that works on two levels: a cheeky lyrical thread running through the tracklist, and a genuinely honest check in on where…
Foux the System
The East London outlier who turned label betrayal into the new blueprint There are artists who push against the system, and then there is Lancey Foux, who seems constitutionally incapable of doing anything the easy way, and thank God for that. The Guardian once credited the East London rapper as “fundamental” to the development of…