K.Flay brings more fire with her latest single 'High Enough'. The song is the follow-up to her previous tune 'Black Wave'. 'High Enough' finds the L.A.-based artist finds alternate ways of staying lifted without constant bombarding of drugs whilst soaring over a gritty alternative/post-punk platform. The track is taken from her forthcoming album 'Every Where Is Some Where', out April 7th via Night Street/Interscope.
South London’s Adian Coker has been ringing bells for a few years now. His 2016 …
Having recently wrote a piece on the cultural relevance of Black barbers in London for …
Working at a restaurant in general can often times suck. However, when you are not only the cook, waiter and the entertainment and some low-key pub, you probably won't be jumping for joy regarding your current state of affairs. With sir Was' latest video 'Revoke', the Swedish artist finds himself performing multiple task at an establishment ran by a boss who for some reason doesn't believe in breaks. This is enough to make you want to flip your lid.
K.Flay has announced the details of her second album 'Every Where Is Some Where', landing April 7th via Night Street/Interscope. The forthcoming record follows her daring 2014 LP 'Life as a Dog'.
K'Flay has also unveiled a new song titled 'Black Wave', which will be featured on the new album. A thorn in the side of the current political state, the track is an unapologetic slice of social commentary, raw, gritty and unquestionably bold.
Seejay 100 and TE dness come together for their video ‘Pretty Girls’. Taking the title …
Missy Elliott may pop up sporadically whenever she feels like it but one thing is …
After recently unveiling his single ‘Paranoid’, proudced by Donae’o, North London’s Scorcher now brings forth …
Gothenburg artist sir Was will release his debut LP 'Digging A Tunnel' on March 10th. Having previously shared the video for his song 'In The Midst', one of the tracks taking from the album, sir Was now unveils the Little Dragon remix of the tune. Built around a slinky, bubbling bass line, Hip-Hop drums and skippy shakers, the LD version will definitely have you bouncing.
London emcee J The Exodus provides the soundtrack of motivation with his latest video 'Beastmode'. Directed by Global Faction, the high contrast, black and white visuals features J training for a boxing match, displaying dedication and discipline which resonate within the context of the song itself. The track is taken from J The Exodus' new EP 'Heart’s Desire', out January 31st.
