Ultraísta have shared the video for their single 'Tin King', taken from their forthcoming LP 'Sister', landing March 13th via Partisan Records. The visuals feature singer Laura Bettinson (aka Femme and lau.ra) walking from Shoreditch, eventually ending up at a photography exhibition which features images of herself. After a short while, Bettinson makes the trek to Old Street Station, jumping on the Tube to her next destination. Have a look.
Griselda is unquestionably the leaders of the classic, grimy sound of New York. With a slew of projects out, Westside Gunn, Benny the Butcher and Conway the Machine recently released their major label album 'WWCD' via Shady Records. With Daringer along with Beat Butcha handling the production, the album is one of the best Hip-Hop projects of 2019.
Grime/Hip-Hop emcee Lady Leshurr has released the video for her track 'Queens Speech 4'. With the vid quite simple, what you have here is Leshurr walking down the street spraying the bars to the song whilst looking hotter than the a summer's day in July. Of course you can always expect high potent lyrics from the Midlands rapper. Basically what more do you need? Check it out.
In a nutshell, grime emcee Stormzy records a track paying homage to Wiley with his tune 'Wiley Flow'. The 'Godfather of grime' himself, Wiley, later then goes on a rant on Twitter expressing his disappointment with Stormzy making pop music with people like Ed Sheeran. Words are exchanged via Twitter and before you know it, you have both rappers recording diss tracks. Wiley sent for Stormzy with the song 'Eediyat Skengman'. Stormzy then unleashed his response with not only a track but a video titled 'Disappointed'. Considering that both Wiley and Stormzy are top tier emcees, each record makes for a good battle, even if the origins of it is a little silly. Check out both songs below.
Singer Paula Ruiz aka Fatal Tiger has shared the official video for her single 'F*****g Down'. Directed by Amanda Lago, the overly stunning visuals depict Ruiz in the middle of a cult-like group who hovers around her in a sexual and animalistic manner. Opposed to remaining a victim, the singer takes control of the situation, a representation of the struggles we have with our true personality, as Fatal Tiger is actually dreaming the story.
Stockholm's FELIN has shared the video for her latest single 'Money Honey', taken from her forthcoming album 'Reckless Dreamers'. Directed by Fredrik Etoall, there are clips of FELIN participating in a chase as she and a friend tries to get a way with a mysterious package with the help of some people along the way. Musically incorporating sounds of classic punk, pop and even a dash of rockabilly, her upcoming LP is definitely going to be one of the highlights of 2019. Check it out.
Having shared the visuals to their single 'You're No Good' last month, Chromatics waste no time with dropping a new video, this one for their track 'Move A Mountain'. Taken from their latest LP 'Closer To Grey', the video itself features a stylishly dressed Ruth Radelet looking elegant as ever whilst filmed in a classic cinematic manner with collage effects, something that has been a part of the Chromatics brand. 'Move A Mountain' is directed by Johnny Jewel.
Athens band CHICKN have released their new LP 'Bel Esprit', the follow-up to their fantastic 2018 album 'WOWSERS'. With the latest record finding the band continuing to widen their musical palette, CHICKN have also stepped forth with the official video for their single 'She'll Be Apples', which is featured on the album.
London-based artist Ollie Trevers is gearing up for the release of his new EP 'Cordelia', the follow-up to 2018's 'Saucy Naughty Rubbish'. Exploring further musical avenues and armed with a voice that is smooth as silk, Trevers has shared the single and video to his new cut 'Stage Of Fools', taken from the forthcoming record. Directed by Deri Watt, the singer performs the song whilst dancers Josh Earl and Patricia Main execute beautiful choreographed moves. Have a look.
In a day and age where people cut corners in terms of video production, Hip-Hop queen Missy Elliott continues to actually raise the visual levels. Here is the latest vid for her song 'DripDemeanor' featuring Sum1. To get straight to the point, it has great dancing in it, futuristic outfits including glow in the dark attire in some scenes, incredible light set-ups and frankly a splash of creativity that always separates her from the pack. Again, it's Missy's world and she will always hold a crown and position that will be more than hard to take...period.
