Released in 2014, Freddie Gibbs and Madlib’s ‘Pinata‘ was an instant cult classic, and rumours that the pair would be releasing a follow-up have been rife ever since. New track ‘Flat Tummy Tea’ is the first to come from the duo’s forthcoming album ‘Bandana’, which will be released as a partnership between Keep Cool/Columbia &…
‘Only Slowthai could snap this hard about literally sleeping,’ reads the top YouTube comment on the Northampton MC’s new video. ‘Peace Of Mind’ is as much a song about respite as it is about the relentlessly restless nature of a busy mind. It’s not nearly as Punk as last single ‘Doorman‘; driving, distorted bass guitar…
5TATIC shares new debut EP ‘World of Sosai’ via his own South Space Records in partnership with [PIAS]. The South East Londoner’s debut EP is a cinematic, experimental one; journeying through unique sounds and strange textures. “This project has a lot of hidden personal meaning for me. Each track was written over very different points in my life last…
We spoke to Alcatrz about his new EP in an exclusive interview last Summer, which is now out via Digital Pop Records. It’s been a real work in progress for the London-based rapper and producer: “Scrapped it once, scrapped it twice. Recorded, re-recorded and finally picked 5 songs out of the 45 I made.” Largely, the…
Reportedly A$AP Rocky’s favourite track on new album ‘TESTING‘, ‘Kids Turned Out Fine’ is the latest track to receive the visual treatment from Director Dexter Navy. The video “represents the transition from childhood to adulthood and all of the questions parents confront in raising their children,” told on acid from Rocky’s experimental point of view.…
Fredo releases his debut studio album ‘Third Avenue,’ which follows the West London rapper’s prior mixtape releases ‘Get Rich Or Get Recalled’ [2017] and ‘Tables Turn’ [2018] and features the singles ‘BMT’ and ‘Survival of the Fittest.’ The album’s title is a reference to the avenue where Fredo grew up: “I’m from a place called Mozart Estate,”…
Popcorn at the ready. Skepta drops a new track ‘Wish You Were Here’, a diss track explicitly aimed at fellow Grime legend Wiley, who recently took aim at Skepta for collaborating with Dizzee Rascal, with whom Wiley has long since had beef. The new track riffs on the fact that Wiley [famed for his no-shows]…
