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AFCAR – CHARITY FOOTBALL EVENT WITH CELEBRITY GUESTS
Created by the Sodje Brothers and the Roberts Family, Afcar is a Team Africa vs. Team Caribbean charity football match. Afcar has held a very successful comedy night and an equally entertaining cook off
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#AAAKA COMPETITION: WIN GIG TICKETS (IN ASSOCIATION WITH KA)
Mixtape Madness are teaming up with KA drinks to offer readers a chance to win a pair of concert tickets to a top secret gig featuring some of the most popular UK urban acts this
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Quick fire round with…MANGA
Q: Jordans or Air Max’s? A: Air Max’s. Q: Football or rugby? A: Neither but footy if I had to choose. Q: Dexter’s Laboratory or Powerpuff Girls? A: Hey Arnold (yeah we know he cheated
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Razor – The Distraction
This Saturday 20th April will see Razor’s The Distraction become available for free download from Mixtape Madness. The north-west London rapper has previously released three mixtapes – Venting (2010), Reinventing (2011) and Progression (2012). The
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MIXTAPE REVIEW : Myles Brown – 16 32′s
16 32s is the aptly titled debut mixtape from north London rapper Myles Brown. Listeners are presented with sixteen tracks, each offering a sick array of metaphors and punchlines spread over thirty-two bars. The
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Razor: from Reinventing to Progression
Lucky me – my third interview with the amazing Razor in just a year! It’s no doubt that this boy has been a busy one; he’s released his third official mixtape (read my review
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Sire Da Scribe – Off The Dome freestyle
A brand new talent to hit the UK scene, Sire Da Scribe rips it UP on this sick freestyle to the Figaro beat by Madvillain – note the DOOM reference in the first few
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REVIEW – K Koke – Pure Koke 3
Coming back with another banger of a mixtape is K Koke adding to thePure Koke collection with Pure Koke Volume 3 – The Missing Tape. There has been nothing but improvement in Koke’s career
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Gems – Rise
Rise, the new single from rapper Gems featuring reggae singer Yisrael Immanuel is a treat both lyrically and visually. He attacks the mic with his usual expert flow along with thoughtful lyrics and clever wordplay.
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A quickie with Mordan Words
The UK scene’s been a bit dry lately when it comes to finding any hip-hop that actually sounds like hip-hop, i.e no silly hooks, no talk of popping rosé in the club and minimal beats to let
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