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Born in Jamaica and raised in the Bronx, HoodCelebrityy came up alongside Cardi B. Now she wants to make dancehall the biggest sound in the world
Our cut-out-and-keep guide to the best new artists coming through
From deep soul to diasporic Cuban and Iranian sounds, here’s our five-point guide on emerging artists you need to get on your radar
From cosmic funk to DIY bedroom tracks and indie bops, here’s our selection of the best new sounds coming through
It’s our cut-out-and-keep guide to the best new acts breaking through
Meet the Bristol techno-not-techno act who channel chaos and tranquillity – and have little time for chin-strokers
The guiding force behind the You’re A Melody parties, we spotlight the Lisbon-London transplant who represents club culture’s newfound sense of freedom
A round-up of the best new sounds from the periphery, featuring experimental ambience, distorted post-club sounds, jazz-infused hip-hop and serene, dancefloor music
She’s the Johannesburg rapper with a verse on Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Black Panther’ OST – but Yugen Blakrok isn’t abandoning the underground just yet
From dank dub mutations to new strains of ambient, UK drill to experimental grime and floor-focused bangers, here’s February’s emerging artist cheat sheet
Meet the rising star of experimental music who crafts eerily beautiful soundscapes in response to our uncertain times
From cinematic RnB to high-impact punk, global-minded club tracks to bedroom-borne quirkpop, here’s our five-point guide to who’s breaking through
Davy Reed meets the prodigious talent as he gears up to release his debut album, and finds him in a positive frame of mind
From a new riff on Auto-Tuned Atlanta rap to ferocious guitar music out of Bristol, goofy house music to unconventional, evocative RnB, here’s our heads up on the new acts you need on your radar
Featuring diasporic sounds from London, post-club miniatures, optimistic quirkpop and Yasiin Bey-approved hip-hop from Atlanta
Moody, vulnerable and unknowable, Smerz create tracks that straddle the club and late-night home listening. Just don’t call them DIY
