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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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Event Review: Vocals & Verses The Peoples Choice Edition
Vocals & Verses has been responsible for bringing some of the year’s most accomplished underground singers and poets to the fore. The Christmas Special edition of the bi-monthly showcase promised to see out the
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Mixtape review: Razor – Progression
Titled Progression, Razor’s newest mixtape is an ode to evolvement, development and growth, both in his person and as an artist. I can’t help but automatically start comparing the latest instalment from Razor, aka
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Mixtape Review: Shaz Rahman – Growing Up
As much as I love, what my mate described the other day to be ‘crack music’ (hood rap for all those baffled souls out there) I must admit it is quite thought provoking to
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Mixtape Review: Young Kye – Virgo Prelude
Formerly known as Krafty Kizzle, Luton based grime MC Young Kye has returned to the scene with a banging new mixtape with a track for everyone, Virgo Prelude. The intro begins with a dreamy,
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Mixtape Review: Bashy – Crunchie
Hailing from West London, twenty-six year old Ashley ‘Bashy’ Thomas has grown to become one of the most well-known urban artists in the UK. After his rise to fame in 2007 with controversial, yet
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Mixtape Review: Ratlin – Summertime in Mexico
“Ratlin West London’s Finest Rapper” – it’s nice to finally see an artist making waves in the music game residing from the West parts of the waters because it has to be said it
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Mixtape Review: Joe Blacks – Realionaire
When I think of North London, my mind automatically takes me to the heart of Tottenham. This may be due to the fact that many of its risings Rap stars reside from there –
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