
NY producer Nick Hook teams up with South London’s own Novelist for their collaborative track …

Australia’s Alphamama drops not one but two videos for her track ‘Ass In The Front’. …
San Francisco-based artist Kristine Flaherty aka K.Flay shoots a dose of gritty realism for many …

For those who love their Hip-Hop with a 90s sensibility, London collective The Age of …
In the 90s emcees such as Roots Manuva and Blak Twang helped to establish worldwide credibility of Hip-Hop coming out of the UK. Whilst delivering clever lyricism and stories coming from an English perspective, the next generation of British rappers completely and unapologetically kicked open the door, playing by their own rules. This lot of lyricists included acts such as Ms. Dynamite, Sway DaSafo, J2K and of course Incisive. Hailing from West London, Incisive has been on a steady mission of bringing forth the best Hip-Hop music possible, proving more than equal to his respective counterparts across the Atlantic.
What happens when you have a female emcee whose sex appeal is just as strong, if not stronger than any of the leading acts in Hip-Hop, r&b and pop, yet actually has a rebel spirit that completely contrasts 90% of what's out in the market? You get Australia's Alphamama, who has recently shared her new track 'Ass In The Front', which is taken from her forthcoming EP 'Honey Fire'. Based on the title, one could be easily tricked into thinking this a typical song about well, big butts. However, Alphamama drops a counter attack on stereotypes of how femininity is currently viewed in this day and age. Produced by Ahmed Sirour, the song is a hype dose of Hip-Hop packed with energy and skilled lyricism.

Having worked together on quite a few tracks in the past, Incisive and Shakka come …
After hitting the world with his massive track 'No Slaves' featuring Anderson .Paak, producer and singer Know Brown returns with another lush offering. His latest song 'Searching' meshes the sound of jazzy, 90's Hip-Hop production with Brown's husky, soulful vocals. Bringing a bit of his personal life, documenting his transition from Jamaica to England, the song is taken from Knox Brown's forthcoming 'Searching' EP, out August 5th via Virgin EMI. Have a listen below.

Lyrically Birmingham emcee Roxxxan was blazing the UK scene a number of years back, dismantling …
Releasing his EP 'Based Off Black' last year to critical acclaim, emcee ThisisDA has returned with a follow-up recording entitled '21 & Done'. The 8-song bit is a floating voyage of soulful Hip-Hop production courtesy of the likes of Eyedress, Spacedtime, Jakuta and more. Unafraid to give the listen pieces of himself, the EP is an honest window into the Bristol-based rapper's world, whilst packed with a heap of clever wordplay and flows, something that any die-hard Hip-Hop fan could appreciate.