VIPER‘s founder Lily Mercer rounds up the songs she’s got on repeat right now… Headie One – ‘Pound Signs’ Gucci Mane ft Pooh Shiesty & Sir Mix-A-Lot – ‘Posse On Bouldercrest’ Skepta & Pop Smoke
Announced as PRS Emerging Artist & hot off live performance for 1xtra at Maida Vale with Moses Boyd, Louis VI takes a purposeful step into a different realm that should be seen in the same
After nearly a year and a half hiatus (not a full hiatus but a half hiatus because we got some music and features), one of the most important rappers of our generation is back with
I didn’t know what to expect from my first time at Outlook Festival. As it would be my first festival outside of the UK, I found myself doubly excited and expectant to enjoy myself and come
We’re bringing our Meet The Producers feature online. First up, J. Money. Firstly, briefly introduce yourself. What’s your name? Where are you from? My name is John Mendez, known to the music industry as J.
Mick Jenkins is torn. He’s searching for a solution to stop white people using the N-word at his shows. “What’s been the biggest conflict I’ve faced in life? I have two actually.” he says adding,
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VIPER‘s founder Lily Mercer rounds up the songs she’s got on repeat right now… Headie One – ‘Pound Signs’ Gucci Mane ft Pooh Shiesty & Sir Mix-A-Lot – ‘Posse On Bouldercrest’ Skepta & Pop Smoke
Announced as PRS Emerging Artist & hot off live performance for 1xtra at Maida Vale with Moses Boyd, Louis VI takes a purposeful step into a different realm that should be seen in the same
After nearly a year and a half hiatus (not a full hiatus but a half hiatus because we got some music and features), one of the most important rappers of our generation is back with
I didn’t know what to expect from my first time at Outlook Festival. As it would be my first festival outside of the UK, I found myself doubly excited and expectant to enjoy myself and come
We’re bringing our Meet The Producers feature online. First up, J. Money. Firstly, briefly introduce yourself. What’s your name? Where are you from? My name is John Mendez, known to the music industry as J.
Mick Jenkins is torn. He’s searching for a solution to stop white people using the N-word at his shows. “What’s been the biggest conflict I’ve faced in life? I have two actually.” he says adding,
