We’ve rounded up some of the coldest new UK bangers in our world right now… Pa Salieu ft Black Sherif – ‘Afrikan Di Alien’ Lancey Foux & Fimiguerrero – ‘Spanish Guitar’ Sainté – ‘Fit ID’
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UK Grime and Afrobeats. Two strictly opposing genres. One, saturated by the gritty tales and brutal bass lines of inner city life; the other, a movement of percussive celebration. Despite the contention of the originating
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We’ve rounded up some of the coldest new UK bangers in our world right now… Pa Salieu ft Black Sherif – ‘Afrikan Di Alien’ Lancey Foux & Fimiguerrero – ‘Spanish Guitar’ Sainté – ‘Fit ID’
A CULTURAL EXCHANGE BETWEEN AFRICA AND THE WORLD RETURNS TO LAGOS THIS EASTER FROM 7TH-10TH APRIL… Returning to Nigeria for its fifth anniversary, HOMECOMING Festival is excited to present the best of contemporary culture through
What’s your favourite mixtape ever?Sosa [Chief Keef] mixtape, ‘Bang’, the first one. That’s my favourite mixtape ever. Why is it so significant to you? Because, that mixtape changed the whole world, not even just the
UK Grime and Afrobeats. Two strictly opposing genres. One, saturated by the gritty tales and brutal bass lines of inner city life; the other, a movement of percussive celebration. Despite the contention of the originating
THE GROUNDNUT RIPENS UNDERGROUND This interview brings together four electrifying personalities from the same neighbourhood. On one side of the table is Jason Caines, who raucously campaigned against the closure of South Bank Skate Park.