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“Music’s really just a diary for me” – Babyface Ray talks “bitch wyd” + trolling fans… On his latest visit to London, Detroit rapper Babyface Ray talks to Viper about the making of his “bitch
Ken Carson tells VIPER about his first time performing for Playboi Carti… VIPER’s SS23 cover star Ken Carson sat down for an interview with us to discuss touring, Trap music and his Opium label mates.
Chuckie Online sits down with Strandz and Kenny Allstar for new Avirex podcast… Last month saw the launch of the brand new podcast series from iconic streetwear brand, Avirex, and the second episode of ‘Avirex
The legendary drummer, Hip Hop producer, DJ, and Songwriter, Karriem Riggins has just released his new Native Instruments produced mini-documentary, Behind The Sleevesalong with his new NI Play Series instrument, “Karriem Riggins Drums”. In the new documentary, Karriem breaks down some of the
VIPER caught up with Fivio Foreign [@Fivio Foreign] backstage at the Trapstar London stage at Wireless Crystal Palace to hear his views on UK culture, slang and exclusive news on upcoming collabs…
Grammy-award-winning producer Noah “40” Shebib has just appeared in a mini-documentary titled “Toronto Rising” produced by Native Instruments. The 14-minute doc was filmed in 40’s hometown of Toronto and intimately details the beginnings of his long-standing career, including how he found
We caught up with the incredible Koder to talk about solo lockdown studio sessions, S Club 7 and his fan’s demands for more Grime. For more interviews follow us @vipermagazine and online at www.vipermag.com. Interviewer:
Come behind the scenes with us for the making of the latest Viper Magazine cover starring 6LACK. Shot in LA by legendary photographer, Mike Miller, the cover shoot was captured for this short film directed
Following the previously released ‘Mozambique’, which featured Moonchild Sanelly and Jaykae, Ghetts dropped more heat with ‘IC3’ featuring Skepta. The track’s title references the police code used to identify black suspects, and it comes off
