Review: Summers Sons & Charlie Tappin - Undertones EP
Providing their momentum doesn’t slow up and they keep creating; Summers Sons & Charlie Tappin have potential to make huge waves over the coming year.
Don't Sleep On: Big Smokin' Joe - Single Minded
Hailing from Burnham-On-Sea, a sleepy South West town that is frequented by coach loads of OAPs visiting from the midlands, BigSmokin'Joe is not necessarily in the place that you would expect for an enigmatic and seriously driven MC and producer...
Review: Organik Poisons - A Chemical Monkeywrench
Prepare for real rap genius, underpinned by pure boom-bap and classical instrumentation.
Jammz - Oh Please (Remix)
It's been a busy 2018 for Jammz and we're only two weeks deep. Fresh off the back of linking up with PJam for style, he's enlisted Coco, Mic Ty, Blay Vision, Lioness & Tempa to jump on the remix of his Shemzy produced banger Oh Please. Turn this up!
10 Questions: Deezer Series - Scrufizzer
What’s good people! We’re back again with another edition of 10 questions but this time around, we’ve linked up with Deezer to shine the light on some of the stars of their current Urban Programme. Kicking things off is Mr Fizzy Flow himself, Scrufizzer.
In Focus: Ben Eine
There’s not a particularly large group of artists whose letter style is globally recognised. Commissioned and admired by the rich and famous, rejuvenator of the the concrete jungle; Nev caught up with Ben Eine following the unveiling of his recent collaboration of epic proportions with Zippo in London.
Jam Baxter & Ed Scissor -
High Focus Records is proud to present 'Laminated Cakes' - A brand new LP from Jam Baxter & Ed Scissor, produced in its entirety by the formidable GhostTown. Shaped over the last five years and with features from Chester P & Dirty Dike, this flash release does not disappoint.
Caleborate - Soul
Caleborate proving why he's one of our artists to watch this year! God Damn!
Roots Manuva - Interview
It is a surprisingly cold Friday afternoon in September, and I am sitting in a high ceilinged, fairly small venue called Archspace in Haggerston. Bar staff make coffee whilst equipment is set up at the other end of the room. It feels a little bit awkward. I sit waiting, wondering how this evening will unfold. Then a few moments later the speakers crank into life, blasting the unmistakeable sound of that bassline… “Witness the Fitness” blares out into the space, loud and unforgiving and charming.