One of the most captivating singer-songwriters coming out of west London right now, Safiyyah stops by to get personal with VIPER… What five words define your sound? Uplifting, relatable, healing, chill and versatile. Tell me
Emerging onto the Rap scene as a force to be reckoned with, South London sensation TS Lagga stops by to get deep with VIPER… What five words define your sound?Afro, smooth, articulate, cohesive and authentic.
One of the 10 of the MOBO Unsung finalists, DEJA is a frontrunner to win the comp, get to know her better with this VIPER interview… What five words define your sound?Fun, Girly, Sexy, Energggy,
DJ and producer Charisse C and interdisciplinary artist and vocalist Koek Sista. Based in London but hailing from South Africa and Zimbabwe respectively, they produce music fusing Amapiano, Gqom and African dance music. What five words define your sound?BASS, GRAVITATIONAL,
Fast-emerging, multi-faceted singer, producer, model and artist nayahlone stops by to talk to VIPER about Xbox One, early influences and being vulnerable making music. What five words define your sound? That’s actually so funny because I had
Songwriter on the rise Savannah Jada is taking the industry by storm and despite only achieving her first writing credit in 2020, she’s worked with Jorja Smith, FLO and S1mba, get to know her better via this VIPER
Nigerian music has travelled far and wide. In 2022, artists like Burna Boy and Rema dominated global music charts, including the Billboard Top 100 and Official UK Top 40, whilst 2023 saw Tems bag a
The UK’s own musician and DJ, TADI stops by to tell Viper which classic mixtape is his favourite of all time… What’s your favourite mixtape ever? J Hus – ‘The 15th Day’ mixtape. Why is
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One of the most captivating singer-songwriters coming out of west London right now, Safiyyah stops by to get personal with VIPER… What five words define your sound? Uplifting, relatable, healing, chill and versatile. Tell me
Emerging onto the Rap scene as a force to be reckoned with, South London sensation TS Lagga stops by to get deep with VIPER… What five words define your sound?Afro, smooth, articulate, cohesive and authentic.
One of the 10 of the MOBO Unsung finalists, DEJA is a frontrunner to win the comp, get to know her better with this VIPER interview… What five words define your sound?Fun, Girly, Sexy, Energggy,
DJ and producer Charisse C and interdisciplinary artist and vocalist Koek Sista. Based in London but hailing from South Africa and Zimbabwe respectively, they produce music fusing Amapiano, Gqom and African dance music. What five words define your sound?BASS, GRAVITATIONAL,
Fast-emerging, multi-faceted singer, producer, model and artist nayahlone stops by to talk to VIPER about Xbox One, early influences and being vulnerable making music. What five words define your sound? That’s actually so funny because I had
Songwriter on the rise Savannah Jada is taking the industry by storm and despite only achieving her first writing credit in 2020, she’s worked with Jorja Smith, FLO and S1mba, get to know her better via this VIPER
Nigerian music has travelled far and wide. In 2022, artists like Burna Boy and Rema dominated global music charts, including the Billboard Top 100 and Official UK Top 40, whilst 2023 saw Tems bag a
The UK’s own musician and DJ, TADI stops by to tell Viper which classic mixtape is his favourite of all time… What’s your favourite mixtape ever? J Hus – ‘The 15th Day’ mixtape. Why is
VIPER sat down with Nigerian-born, Dublin-based emerging prodigy Archy Moor to discuss his favourite mixtape of all time… What’s your favourite mixtape ever? Joey Bada$$ – 1999. Why is it so significant to you? This
VIPER sat down with London born lyricist Fliptrix in the lead up to his upcoming UK tour to hear all about his favourite mixtape… What’s your favourite mixtape ever? DJ Louis Slipperz ‘£10 bag’. Why