Category: Filthy Music Videos

Ireland’s The Wha is a project rooted in a deep love of music. It’s what propels the group forwards: this

Chance The Rapper’s ex-manager is suing the American star. Pat Corcoran (aka Pat the Manager) worked with Chance The Rapper

Since his rise to fame for his covers on Vine as a 14-year-old, Shawn Mendes has consistently worked towards a

Rita Ora has apologised for a second breach of coronavirus guidelines. The pop star earned widespread criticism for hosting a

Rising duo PEEL have shared their dreamy new single ‘Citizen X’. The band’s debut EP is incoming on Innovative Leisure,

Yussef Dayes has released new live album ‘Welcome To The Hills’. The jazz percussionist duelled with Tom Misch on a

Anonymous creative collective Coco have shared their new single ‘One Time Villain’. The track has been placed online with very

East London trio False Heads never stray far from hellish lyrics, boisterous hi-hats, and piercing riffs. Their debut album ‘It’s

This month of June belongs to one woman and woman only, and that’s Teyana Meshay Jacqueli Taylor. Undeniably flying the

It wasn’t his first album – nor was it even, technically, an album at all – but Big Sean’s 2012

Five years ago, in anticipation of a reissue of his oft-maligned ‘Pipes Of Peace’, Paul McCartney sat down for an

Let’s be honest: May wasn’t the happiest of months. The COVID-19 lockdown took its toll on most of us –

The Junkie Twins return with new single ‘All Things Future And Past’. Australians abroad, the sibling duo have made their

Laura Marling has shared new project ‘The Lockdown Sessions’. The English artist’s outstanding full length ‘Song For Our Daughter’ was

Glasgow riser Alex Amor has shared her new single ‘Motion’. The songwriter blends cutting edge alt-pop tropes with subtle elements

By stepping into the shoes of others – and back onto the dance floor – Jessie Ware has rediscovered her

London producer Alfa Mist has shared a new short-form documentary. Part of the conversation between jazz and club forms, the

Toni Braxon is an unimpeachable icon, one of the voices who reconfigured R&B during its 90s Imperial phase. Later turning

Will Joseph Cook is part of the young, moustache-clad, Telecaster-donning, inconceivably British-sounding, indie-rocker insurgence that has dominated the past few

Jack Hawitt has a habit of cropping up when you least expect it. Need an example? OK, well the sought