Fresh off a huge 2020 production run, Boi-1DA is back with a brand new smash hit! The Toronto producer is credited for more than half
Following the release of the Deluxe version of his stunning ‘No Love Lost’ EP, VIPER caught up with Blxst to chat influences, his production and
Responsible for some of the best beats coming out of Detroit, Black Noi$e production has laced albums by Danny Brown, Earl Sweatshirt and other cult
Spinning an eclectic juxtaposition of hip hop, trap and electronica, P-Rallel’s DJ sets have seen him become a regular fixture on Dalston radio station, NTS.
With two mixtapes under their belt, ‘Divine Council’ and ‘DB$B’, the group are on track for a bright future. With his quick-wit humour and double-time
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Firstly, briefly introduce yourself. My name is Steel Banglez, I’m a music producer, songwriter and record label owner from East London. What would
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Individuality in music is something a lot of artists struggle with. In a current climate where the Internet is the main influencer, artists can pick
Firstly, briefly introduce yourself. My name is JAE5 and I’m a 24 year old producer from East London. I started producing 10 years ago when
Fresh off a huge 2020 production run, Boi-1DA is back with a brand new smash hit! The Toronto producer is credited for more than half
Following the release of the Deluxe version of his stunning ‘No Love Lost’ EP, VIPER caught up with Blxst to chat influences, his production and
Responsible for some of the best beats coming out of Detroit, Black Noi$e production has laced albums by Danny Brown, Earl Sweatshirt and other cult
Spinning an eclectic juxtaposition of hip hop, trap and electronica, P-Rallel’s DJ sets have seen him become a regular fixture on Dalston radio station, NTS.
With two mixtapes under their belt, ‘Divine Council’ and ‘DB$B’, the group are on track for a bright future. With his quick-wit humour and double-time
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Firstly, briefly introduce yourself. My name is Steel Banglez, I’m a music producer, songwriter and record label owner from East London. What would
Firstly, briefly introduce yourself. I’m Spryo, I’m from East London and I’ve been DJ-ing for the best part of 20 years. I started producing records around
Individuality in music is something a lot of artists struggle with. In a current climate where the Internet is the main influencer, artists can pick
Firstly, briefly introduce yourself. My name is JAE5 and I’m a 24 year old producer from East London. I started producing 10 years ago when
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