Fatima Al Qadiri

Fatima Al Qadiri returns to Hyperdub with 'Brute' LP, hear lead single "Battery" now

These are troubling times we're living in, and while electronic music has always been valuable as an escape from the world's problems, the last few years have seen the genre…

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Future Brown and Tink get dirty in "Room 302"

It's a phenomenon as rare and spectacular as Halley's Comet: four disparate producers of left-field electronic music join forces to make a filthy rap album. That seems to be the…

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Supergroup Future Brown are "Talkin Bandz" on debut LP

Warp Records' newest artist is the supergroup known as Future Brown, made up of Fatima Al Qadiri, Lit City Trax's J-Cush, and production duo Nguzunguzu. Their first track, "Wanna Party" debuted a while back, and…

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Fatima Al Qadiri – GSX Remixes [EP]

Last year, Brooklyn-based producer Fatima Al Qadiri's Genre-Specific Xperience EP on UNO NYC was an electronic experimental record that melded spiritual themes with modern bass, hip-hop and juke influences. This week, UNO NYC released GSX Remixes,…

Fatima Al Qadiri

Fatima Al Qadiri returns to Hyperdub with 'Brute' LP, hear lead single "Battery" now

Future Brown and Tink get dirty in "Room 302"

Supergroup Future Brown are "Talkin Bandz" on debut LP

Fatima Al Qadiri – GSX Remixes [EP]

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