From Frank Ocean's "Bad Religion" to Lauryn Hill's "Doo Wop", why is the Qur'an so frequently quoted in hip-hop?

Join us on a journey through time as we explore Black British theatre—chronicling its retrospective roots and potential future.

From the booth to the ballot, we're delving into the pivotal role of Black music as both a political truth-sayer and an art form.

The Manchester soul provider returns with another batch of quality demos.

Join us as we explore the current state of hip-hop under the lens of two seminal albums from last year, unpacking the larger rap landscape as we go.

Unpacking the mythology behind musical nostalgia and what originality means in the Black creative field.

Almost 20 years on, we're looking back on the cult classic rap brawler that set a bold new precedent for gaming and hip-hop despite, its elusive modern-day status.

We're exploring rap's storytelling roots through the lens of hip-hop greats.

Read all about it: Lancey Foux, the renowned UK trap sensation, took centre stage at The Roundhouse in London during a recent stop on his tour.

In honour of hip-hop's 50th birthday, here's every album by A Tribe Called Quest—dissected.

Unpacking the five-track EP by the 18-year-old vocal powerhouse touted as contemporary pop's saviour.

The North London-based vocalist puts her star power on full display for her first headline gig.

Remembering one of rap's first ventures into the fashion world.

The London-based streetwear label has the city on lock—again.

We drop our two cents into the age-old debate surrounding the current R&B landscape—examining the genre from a British and American standpoint.

Twenty-five years removed from its release—we look back on one of the most beloved New York rap CDs of yesteryear.

The Toronto-based R&B vocalist delivers soulful retro soundscapes.

The East End spitter delivers on this one…

In the mid-2000s, one Peckham rapper started a 145 BPM revolution…

Exploring the Queensbridge poet’s seminal debut record.