So, the dust has settled a bit after tens of thousands of students received their A-level results last week. For those with their sights on University this must’ve been an intense and nerve wrecking day. The listed letters on the A4 sheet of paper hanging in the school hall determined if they would be going… Read More »
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ASTROWORLD – Album Review
On Travis Scott’s highly anticipated third album, the Houston rapper is at his most effective, giving room to his talented features and picking his spots more carefully than ever. One of my favourite songs from the album is “No Bystanders” it starts with the harmony of Rae Sremmurd’s voices then smoothly transitions into the… Read More »
Eight9FLY – One To Watch
South East London rapper Eight9FLY, real name Emmanuel Isong is definitely one to watch in 2018. To describe him in one sentence, an artist not bound by convention. Eight9FLY consistently showcases both his versatility and ability as an artist in finessing these varied musical styles. His biggest influences are: Michael Jackson, Usher, Dizzee Rascal, Drake,… Read More »
Drill music vs. The People
Drill has taken the UK nation by surprise, as most drill songs are now rising in the top 50 charts and landing a spot on commercial radio stations like Capital Xtra and BBC 1Xtra. However, with the “violent” and “aggressive” lyrical content, especially where drill artists use platforms such as GRM Daily and Link Up… Read More »
A$AP Rocky – TESTING
TESTING. A$AP Rocky’s highly anticipated album that we’ve all been waiting for. It’s been 3 years since At.Long.Last.A$AP was released and his Instagram album teaser drop this year January has had us all waiting on the edge of our seats. Rocky says it is “An amazing fucking album.” In an interview with Peter Rosenberg’s Complex Open… Read More »
Mahalia’s 20th Birthday at Scala
Since seeing Mahalia perform 6+ months ago, she has been just as busy as I expected. And it was apparent from the huge contrast between the small personable gig she had at Hoxton Square Bar back in November 2017 and the huge crowd she garnered at SCALA in Kings Cross this month. I was anxious… Read More »
OUR MERCURY AWARD PREDICTION.
The Mercury award is today and everyone is trying to put their best predictions forward. ‘Albums of the Year’ celebrates and promotes the best of UK music, recognising artistic achievement across a range of contemporary music genres. This year’s nominees are as follows: alt-j – ‘Relaxer’ Blossoms – ‘Blossoms’ Dinosaur – ‘Together, As One’ Ed Sheeran… Read More »
SBTV from London to the WORLD.
In time for a meeting of Global leaders that will be meeting in New York to draw up its “Global Goals” – firstly eradicating all forms of poverty and inequality over the next 15 years – SBTV founder “Jamal Edwards” is calling all world leaders to “take urgent action” according to his interview in… Read More »
The Lady By Kadija Kamara – Review
Moonwalking across the Finsbury stage in her stylish boots, Kadijah showcased her skills alongside her band with soul & energy. Whilst, her mustard beret constantly made a show of almost escaping her fro, but it didn’t stop her from rocking the stage and getting intimate with the crowd with her vocals. The band made us… Read More »
Rihanna – ANTI
Rihanna just put out her eighth studio album, and despite the anticipation it had fans feeling flat. The first single released from the album, ‘work’, wasn’t especially exciting , even though it was the only song on the album that could be played at a club without any sort of remixing. My personal favourite song… Read More »