10 Questions - Ashley Henry
Ashley Henry is one of a small crop of acts leading the way in the current resurgence of UK jazz. Ahead of the release of his first full studio album later this year, we thought it only right to offer him the 10 Questions treatment…
Milkaveli x Lee Scott x Sniff - BUBBLEWRAP
Milkaveli this time leads the Blah records camp on this trudging headnod beat from Sumgii. Feeling this one!
Buddy - Trouble On Central
We first became fans on Buddy clocked his joint-EP Ocean & Montana with KAYTRANADA last year. Since then, the Compton native's been firmly on our radar…
Ramson Badbonez - Lock Your Doors
Everyone seems to be fans of short-notice/ surprise releases. The High Focus camp are following that trend by announcing there's going to be a new Badbonez project dropping at the end of next week.
Lioness ft Queenie, Stush, Shystie, Lady Leshurr & Little Simz - DBT (Remix)
I don't know what gets me more excited about this track - Rapid's throwback Ruff Sqwad vibes or hearing Shystie for the first time in ages! Either way, Lioness has enlisted some of the finest females in the game to come through making power moves, speaking out and smashing stereotypes
Recap: Method Man & Redman - Live @ O2 Brixton Academy
We are pretty sure that, just like most of you reading this, we wore out our DVD of How High in our late teens. It’s largely due to that film that most of us got to know Method Man and Redman as a duo; listening to Tical or Muddy Waters on rotation most of our summers and stumbling across a copy of Blackout in HMV (feeling old yet?).
Evidence ft Krondon - Bad Publicity
Another dope set of visuals from the brilliant Weather Or Not project, Bad Publicity finds Ev linking up with Nottz, with hint of Krondon sprinkled on the hook for good measure.
10 Questions: Amplify Edition - Sleepy J Barksdale
With the return of our seasonal podcast comes the welcome return of our artist of the season / month, so for the month of May, and representing our Spring Season we have the seriously dope Memphis based MC Sleepy J Barksdale.
Children Of Zeus - Slow Down / All Night
We couldn't get enough of The Story So Far... when it landed. The combination of Konny & Tyler fused together perfectly. Now the duo are back with a double-header and we couldn't be happier!
Chris Orrick - Portraits
After ditching the Red Pill moniker, Chris Orrick has finally graced us with his new album Portraits.
The Last Skeptik ft Kojey Radical - Look Like
Skeptik's a busy man. It's not been that long since he dropped his last album and now he's about to drop another! Look Like is the first track to be taken from Under The Patio which is set to land on June 22nd.
LDZ - Daddy
The Zoo are back! Harry The B'stard takes the vocal duties on this outing on Wayne Ross' bass-heavy beat. Keep your eyes and ears peeled for a long-awaited full length release.
10 Questions - Shaun Sky
We first shared the cinematic visuals to his single SHORE THING a good few weeks back and now that Shaun Sky has released his album Still Thinking, we thought it was about time we caught up with the man himself to get the lowdown. Welcome back to 10 Questions!
Fliptrix - It's Like That
After overseeing some massive HF releases over the past year or so, Big Flip's back on his solo flex. The first release from his upcoming Inexhale LP, It's Like That finds Flipper at his best.
Upfront ft Joey Paro - Grow Up
The fifth release from his Lettermorphosis LP, Upfront comes through with fellow Split Prophet Paro with a brilliant, tongue in cheek video. Bristol stand up!
Kamakaze - Spirits
Lifted from his stellar Facts Not Fiction EP, Kamdog comes through with visuals for one of the standouts Spirits.
Jorja Smith - Blue Lights
Everything Jorja touches at the moment seems to be golden. Whilst we all wait in anticipation for her debut project Lost & Found, she's now released visuals for latest single, the sultry yet powerful Blue Lights.
Royce 5'9" ft Eminem & King Green - Caterpillar
Relatively fresh off the back of the second PRhyme project, Royce returns with his solo release Book Of Ryan. On Caterpillar, he brings King Green and a stupidly on-point Marshall Mathers to bless the rowdy beat.