Category: Filthy Music Videos

The Chip vs Stormzy beef seems to be lacking one vital ingredient: Stormzy. Chip took shots at the Croydon rapper

Claud has become the first signing to Phoebe Bridgers’ Saddest Factory imprint. The label was minted earlier this month, with

John Lennon is arguably the most iconic songwriter of his or any generation; his lyrical prowess and benevolent nature captured

Birmingham maestro Hemai has lit a fire in the UK jazz underground. With his soulful touch and infectious sense of

‘Under The Spell Of Joy’ lives up to its name. It’s 38-minutes of infectious guitars, mesmerising melodies and choruses that

Bea Kristi scarcely knew what she started. Uploading her first demo ‘Coffee’ to YouTube, she needed a name – started

The first time I heard Machinedrum, AKA Travis Stewart, was in 2013 when he was part of All City Records

Kevin Morby has spent his life in various different places, each informing his work in different ways. There was 2017’s

Talented Aussie Teneil Throssell’s fresh four track EP ticks plenty of boxes, covering numerous bases without spreading herself too thin.

South coast indie outfit RALPH TV are back with their new single. The Brighton band match literate indie pop to

Josie Man has shared the full video for her single ‘Just Me’. The super new clip has a slightly raw,

Janelle Monáe has shared her extraordinary new single ‘Turntables’. The American multi-hyphenate released her album ‘Dirty Computer’ back in 2018,

SZA has shared her new single ‘Hit Different’. It’s a bold return from the American artist, who teams up with

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For as long as he can remember Cavetown has been fascinated with music. Real name Robin Skinner, he began writing

You know when you’re listening to something special for the first time. There’s something a bit intangible. The beat is

“In my mind, the rockiest songs that we wrote are still classified as soothing and sleepy,” shares Wilsen’s frontwoman, Tamsin

Bursting onto the scene in February with genre-confounding debut single ‘Fade (Into View’), London-based MT. LOW have been creating something

Soulful, talented and genuine – just a few of the words that spring to mind after interviewing Irish singer-songwriter Fia

Today, the landscape of Black British music is blessed with so much talent and the lines of genre are becoming