Category: Filthy Music Videos

Drill’s ascendancy to become a truly global form is one of 2021’s most potent music developments. Beginning as a niche

Jessie Ware has shared a new short film for her song ‘Remember Where You Are’. Her album ‘What’s Your Pleasure?’

Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak have recorded a new album together, it seems. Bruno Mars hasn’t released a full length

Now is the time to self-realise your own destiny friends and take the power of cration into your own hands.

London Grammar have announced details of their 2021 UK Tour plans with dates scheduled in for November. Commencing with a

UNKLE’s James Lavelle has stepped in to remix Japanese Television. The band’s single ‘Falling Spikes’ became a breakout moment in

Nashville based songwriter Cujo Moon digs into the craft on new single ‘Watch You Shine’. Raised in Kentucky, he’s found

Paul Weller will release new album ‘Fat Pop (Volume 1)’ on May 14th. The songwriter released his album ‘On Sunset’

Yaya Bey has signed to Big Dada and laid out plans for her new EP. The songwriter’s excellent 2020 release

London artist Ella Grace explores long-distance relationships with new single ‘I Wonder’. Out now, the single is gentle of tone

South London artist KAM-BU reaches dizzying heights on new single ‘Black On Black’. The MC seems to think outside the

Blondie will release a brand new graphic novel later this year. The book is named Against The Odds and finds

Further to the release of recent single ‘Pleura’, the ebullient Australian rockers King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard have released

The creative relationship between Nick Cave and Warren Ellis extends back almost 30 years, and bisects joy, success, and unimaginable loss. One

Amalie Bryde was brought up on a diet of Erykah Badu and D’Angelo. The Danish born artist’s first memories revolve

With a run time of a little over 20 minutes, and an average track length of less than two, one

When I was at school Select Magazine ran a feature of the Best 100 Albums released in the 90s. For

Luke Royalty is speaking his truth. The lyricist writes from the heart, reflecting his surroundings – he’s a working class

South London rapper Vic Santoro shows his diversity on ‘Glory Days Pt. 1 – Pain’. The new drop is the

In case the pandemic hadn’t made this clear enough, they do things differently in New Zealand. In fact, some would