Category: Filthy Music Videos

Aime Simone has always been inspired by his surroundings. A songwriter of rare depth, the emotional undercurrents from his work

Josie Proto makes curiously addictive little pop songs. Recent breakout cut ‘BTEC Lily Allen’ was a smash on Tik Tok,

Shaw And Grossfeldt is a new project from two vastly experienced electronic musicians. Twin producers of note, the pair number

“Hey!” I message Avalanche Party’s Facebook account. “I’m here. The goon with the laptop and microphone in the back room.”

We return to the DnB arena this week with Charlotte Devaney hosting the inimitable General Levy and MC Shabba D

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds have decided to re-schedule their incoming UK tour. The band are due to play

As Autumn draws to a close and the mid-afternoon sun drops on the horizon far too early for our liking,

Octavian has been dropped by record label Black Butter following allegations of domestic abuse being lodged against him. The rapper

Goya Gumbani and Oliver Palfreyman have shared the video for ‘Ways Of Mine’. New York born, London based rapper Goya

Smooth sax entwined with a sophisticated exploration of lo-fi sound and beats, Masego has hit the ball running once more

As we edge towards the end of the year, Davido returns with his fourth studio album ‘A Better Time’ to

2020 has been a bit of a sticky one still, but one of the few silver linings of this most

Shirazee has travelled a long way in search of his dreams. Born in Benin, he now lives in New York,

With the world currently on lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic, more and more of us are spending time at

Octavian is postponing the release of his debut album. The London rapper is at the centre of abuse allegations, with

London alt-pop force Starling returns with new single ‘Swoop’. The singer grew up in the London suburbs, with her unusual

Montreal artist BEYRIES has shared the full video for rousing new album cut ‘Graceless’. Real name Amélie Beyries, her debut

Run The Jewels have shared their new song ‘No Save Point’. The duo returned earlier this year with their triumphant

The world has changed, but JME hasn’t. The grime innovator’s motive for releasing a physical-only album comes from a good place;

Average Joe is that detached observer in your local pub, the wandering eye down at the market. He’s always making