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Zara McFarlane honors black British Womanhood on "Black Treasure"

June 3, 2020
Evan Crandell

There are times when songs come out that end up being even more relevant to current events than they were perhaps originally intended. Such is the case for Zara McFarlane,…

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Joe Armon-Jones continues his ascent with "Icy Roads (Stacked)"

June 17, 2019
Evan Crandell

No conversation about the current state of jazz music, particularly in the U.K., would be complete without a mention of Joe Armon-Jones. The keyboard wizard and member of the powerhouse…

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Wu-Lu shines a light on racial injustice with 'S.U.F.O.S.' EP

May 3, 2019
Margaret Tra

South London multi-instrumentalist and producer Wu-Lu releases his S.U.F.O.S (Save Us From Ourselves) EP which shines a light on racial injustice in Britain. S.U.F.O.S. sees Wu-Lu collaborate with long-term friends,…

Zara McFarlane honors black British Womanhood on "Black Treasure"

Joe Armon-Jones continues his ascent with "Icy Roads (Stacked)"

Wu-Lu shines a light on racial injustice with 'S.U.F.O.S.' EP

Paul Hennessy turns time into art on "The Cost Of The Escape" [Album]

Saynt Ego’s “Voices” turns quiet reflection into cinematic power

David J Boswell turns uncertainty into art on hypnotic new single “I KNOW WHAT I SAW”

Neurolapse returns with his most intimate body of work yet on "Be Like Anyone" [Premiere]

The Venice Kid ushers in a bold new era with “Say Less”

Origins Inconclusive partner with DiscoverNü (DNÜ) marking new chapter for UK emerging artist culture

The Architect of Independent Empire: Rob Terell named among the world’s Top 10 Global A&R Executives

Ultra Music Festival's RESISTANCE unveils stacked 2026 lineup led by rare B2B Pairings

Cenyc : A rising artist building soundscapes laden with legacy and discipline

From Machismo To Mujeres: Women As The Face Of Reggaeton

4 things I learned on the 'Call Me If You Get Lost' tour

4 things every artist needs to think about in 2022