Filthy Bangers

South London force Enny has shared her fantastic new single ‘Peng Black Girls’. The release feels like a real statement

Having released two critically-acclaimed EP’s: 2018’s ‘Stereo’ and 2019’s ‘Friends’, Omar Apollo emerged from the Fresh Finds playlist algorithms with

Kali Uchis feels like “a lion”. Like many people this year, the seismic shift caused by the Covid-19 crisis and

They do things differently in Finland. The Nordic nation has an independent mindset, one that extends to its creative industries,

Seafarers are a five-piece collective whose open-minded songwriting crosses numerous genres. Hints of Americana fleck their songwriting, alongside a knowledge

Conducta has stepped in to remix Headie One’s mighty ‘Ain’t It Different’. The London rapper has enjoyed a stellar month,

Shaybo returns with new single ‘Dobale’. The South London maverick is a true all-rounder, someone who can spit fire with

North London based electronic project, Delmer Darion appear on the surface as something of an enigma – named after the

Kano is living testament to the success hard work and excelling at your craft can bestow on a person. As

In the opening exposition of Paul Thomas Anderson’s 1999 magnum opus, Magnolia, a deep sea diver is discovered charred at

Art-rap pioneer Open Mike Eagle has been going through some emotional turbulence, and after being prompted by his therapist, has

Pop’s rising force Alaina Castillo has shared the full video for ‘no vuelvas a mirar atrás’. The single is the

London force George Riley is intensely aware of the cultural context her art operates in. A Black female voice in

Following on from the release of his inimitable EP ‘POLARIS’, Manchester’s finest Aitch has unveiled a highly anticipated music video for fan-favourite ‘Safe To

Glasgow’s Christy O’Donnell has always had a deep emotional connection to music. Beginning to play guitar at a teen, it

Sleeper & Snake have a curious, completely distinct sound. Two figures from the Australian underground – Amy Hill and Al

Years & Years, Kurupt FM, Frank Turner and more will join CALM’s first ever Friday Night Lock-In. The coronavirus pandemic

Jack Gilinsky is solo for the first time in his career, facing the glare of the spotlight on his own.