We knew Drake's original was going to be massive and naturally it headed straight to the top of the charts. Whenever something's flavour of the month, people always but their twist on proceedings and Young Fire comes through with a host of intricate wordplay that Old Flame would be proud of

Manchester's always been a hotbed of musical talent and Room 2 Records always come with the niceness. The latest track from Cul De Sac is set to drop on Friday via the label and Kid Katharsis, Truce, Lay FullStop and Berry Blacc are back with those feel good head-nodding vibes. 

This has been getting crazy responses and reactions across the social platforms over the last few days and it's understandable why. The self-proclaimed underrated legend is back on his autobiographical flex and he delves deep. Really, really deep.

Cult Of The Damned are set to reignite the UK’s passion for homegrown hip-hop by delivering unto us their debut album, Brick Pelican Posse Crew Gang Syndicate. Years have passed building up to this release, yet the global anticipation has only intensified

Jugzy Malone's had a busy past six months or so. He's dropped an album alongside his VVV family and more recently, his own Found Object: Stolen Art EP Pt II. Maintaining it's bused, he's blessed us with visuals for the self-produced head-nodder Acrylic & Oil.

Nottz is undoubtably blessed with the Midas touch when it comes to crafting beats. Throw into the mix the gruff tones of Mr Foxx and you're guaranteed gold.

If you're not new to us, you'll know that Hozay's a firm favourite at Wordplay HQ. He's a monster on the mic and an even bigger beast on the buttons.

As part of our 10 Questions, we wanted to dig a little deeper into some of the UK's finest labels and collectives, finding out more about what's going on the land of UK Hip Hop! With this in mind, we decided to touch base with Millennium Jazz Music. First up, ES-K.

After 16 years of Wordplay Magazine supporting the Hip Hop scene through magazines and online, we are FINALLY running our first live event, and man are we doing it in style!

Our favourite spitter from North of the border is back and this time, he's getting dark. With Shogun's Scottish growl ripping Cxdy's filthy beat, this is rowdy as f**k.

Kam only just missed out on a place in our On The Rise list and the first single lifted from his incoming Facts Not Fiction project has us questioning why he was omitted. One for the energy crew here...

We don't know whether we have to call it a guilty pleasure or whether it's fine for us to say we're feeling this but Drake's dropped a monster of a track. Whether it's the ridiculous bassline, the Lauryn Hill sample or the host of cameos in the video; Mr Graham rarely seems to get it wrong.

Saba dropped his latest project Care For Me yesterday and to double up, he's also released visuals for LIFE; with the monochrome mini-movie at the fore as he switches effortlessly between woozy crooning and energetic flows.