Filthy Bangers

London’s Oscar Scheller today releases ‘Half Eaten’, an emo banger and tribute to his music teacher at school who got

Keeana Kee has shared her new single ‘Sweet Heaven’. Born in Latvia and raised in London, this multi-hyphenate’s journey has

Tomi Agape returns with new single ‘Better’. The Alté blends R&B elements with her Nigerian heritage, plugging into the communities

The Hamrahlíð Choir and Bjork combine on new single ‘Cosmogony’. The choir earned acclaim for their stirring performances on Bjork’s

Giggs has always been an artist who walks his own path. The South London rapper draws on grime, dancehall, hip-hop,

M Huncho and Nafe Smallz are cut from the same cloth, the artists have been gliding through the UK charts

San Cisco have this way of balancing beauty and sadness in one perfectly defined whole. The three-piece are loosely pop

Iman Houssein born in Iran, and became drawn to hip-hop culture through his love of basketball. Immersing himself in underground

Welsh songwriter Adam Hender is moving with velocity. His debut album lands on October 30th, and it follows extensive sessions

South London’s Bamily are long-time friends Tim, Charlie, Louis, and Benjy. Their latest EP is called ‘Family With A B’

Camila Cabello is set to play a full UK tour next summer. The star has dominated 2019, with her single

Dundee club The Reading Rooms has found a new home. The venue opened over a decade ago in a Victorian

The Wombats and The Kooks have been added to the All Points East line up. The festival returns to Victoria

Idlewild have confirmed plans for a series of 25th anniversary shows. The Scottish group are ready to toast a milestone

The outsider who forged her own path, Beabadoobee went from dreaming about hanging with indie rock icons to actually becoming

With the success of their recent singles, including ‘Break Up Song’, the highly anticipated ‘Confetti’ is all Little Mix fans

Fiery, dauntless and impassioned, three profound words that best describe this vibrant and nostalgic testament to ‘destructive pop’. Hailing from