Great parody track and video by @femioyeniran @richkidcambell
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Read more →Great parody track and video by @femioyeniran @richkidcambell
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Read more →I just read this interview with Rizzle Kicks where they talk about hip-hop’s problem with misogyny and homophobia. Now, I’m a rapper. I’m a rapper who doesn’t even listen to rap anymore because I can’t deal with the constant buffoonery in the genre. I can listen to whatever I want. Because of that, I choose […]
Read more →By Terence Elliot-Cooper / @terryec91
In the current climate of homogenising ‘urban’ music in order to make it acceptable for the radio waves (and to sell Mercedes Benz’), South London rapper Giggs has an unmistakable voice. His flow is also unique, and he brings that same slow, laid back and cool style which we heard on […]
By Stephanie Phillips / @stephanopolus
It’s hard to start this article. Even though it’s not a face-to-face conversation, it’s still hard. I won’t be able to track the real reaction on your face and the furrows in your brow as you take in what I’m about to say. I don’t know if this is easier or harder for […]
By Terence Elliot-Cooper / @terryec91
US Hip-hop has undergone a major shift in the last few years, with a bunch of new faces emerging as the main players in the industry. The commercial side of hip-hop is diversifying, with artists such as Kendrick Lamar, Big Sean, 2 Chainz and J.Cole all becoming as successful as their […]
By @Sitainshort
There are some subjects that popular music will never tire of, themes that speak across our experiences, like love and heartbreak and the heinous violence of police brutality. Alright, maybe that last one isn’t universal, but it’s certainly inspired some great tracks. Here are ten of the best songs about the cops, and probably […]
By Terence Elliott-Cooper / @terryec91
UK hip-hop is a varied genre, often depicted as ranging from the electronic grime-inspired hype, to the US-inspired bling. But Akala has established himself as one of the figureheads by doing neither. Drawing from both these genres – in addition to reggae, rock, soul and more – his latest offering, The Thieves […]
A new, youthful current affairs radio talk show starts today, Sunday 28th April from 6pm til 9pm on Colourful Radio, promising fresh R&B, UK Hip-Hop and popular music served with a lively take on the news. The show called “Blackcurrant [on]  Sunday” will have live chat and caller discussion that will tackle the items dominating the mainstream and independent news […]
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