Saturday, July 18 2026

‘PROMISES’- CRYSOFTLY, pushing melodic rap into bold new territory

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There’s a compelling contradiction at the centre of ‘PROMISES’. Created within the close confines of a Vancouver bedroom, CRYSOFTLY’s new EP […]

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‘DYNAMITE! (Audio Cinema)- The Black Plague Doctors, capturing the journey of survival

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There is a moment on almost every ambitious concept album where the idea threatens to become bigger than the music. But […]

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‘Water to Wine’- Cashus King & Big O, turning reflection into revelation

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In an era dominated by singles, playlists, and shrinking attention spans, ‘Water to Wine’ arrives as a reminder that albums can still […]

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‘Burn’- Solum, exploring the darker corners of heartbreak

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With his latest offering ‘Burn’, London’s Solum takes a noticeable step into heavier emotional territory, delivering a track that feels raw, immersive […]

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‘Diss Tribute’- Antoin Gibson, strategy over spectacle in a controlled industry push

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With her latest offering ‘Diss Tribute’, Antoin Gibson approaches release strategy as deliberately as the music itself. Framed around the anniversary of her […]

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‘Ballin’ Outta Control’- Ajoshd, building up his own world

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There’s ambition, and then there’s the kind of vision Ajoshd brings to ‘Ballin’ Outta Control’. Right from the very start, this new […]

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‘Need You’- 13illy, capturing the push and pull of letting go

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There’s a particular kind of heartbreak that lingers, loops, and quietly reshapes your sense of self, and on his newest […]

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‘Money?’- southpaw, finding stillness with weight

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There’s a quiet confidence running through ‘Money?’ that feels almost radical. In a landscape driven by immediacy and excess, southpaw takes a […]

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‘Softly Spoken’- Jodie Langford, turning chaos into catharsis

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In her eagerly-awaited debut album ‘Softly Spoken’, Hull’s Jodie Langford does what few artists dare: she weaponises vulnerability into sound. Teaming […]

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‘Set Us Free’- The One Named Jasmine Demands Liberation

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With her latest single ‘Set Us Free’, the Brooklyn-born, LA-based artist the one named Jasmine turns personal history into protest. […]

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