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The Chicago rapper’s fourth album, released 19 years ago this week, demonstrated his range and yielded hits
An unranked, vaguely chronological recap of the year through 25 must-listen mixes, charting the highs, lows and everything in between of 2022
Our breakdown of the year in music, featuring the best tracks and albums, Christmas gifts and staff picks, mixes and more
To Manchester we go for our latest Selections playlist, supplied by DJ, producer and 2022 favourite Henzo
Featuring tracks from Marina Herlop, Loraine James’ Whatever the Weather project, Caterina Barbieri, µ-Ziq and Maxwell Sterling
DJ Plead and Azu Tiwaline talk finding balance between touring and making music, exploring their heritage through their work and what factors are important for their creative process
Photographer Glauco Canalis captured C2C Festival’s 20th anniversary edition, which saw performances from the likes of Arca, Blackhaine, Jeff Mills and more
Central Cee graced the stage at north London’s Alexandra Palace last night for a packed-out homecoming show
The stories about Los Angeles are all true: underneath its carefully curated image lies an underbelly of darkness. But few artists have captured this reality like James Ferraro on 2015’s ‘Skid Row’
Featuring tracks from Iceboy Violet, Posh Isolation, Ange Halliwell, Casey MQ and Fauness herself
The biennial event returned to Amsterdam from 30 September to 23 October this year
A trio of standout sets recorded live at Ortigia Sound System Festival in Italy this past summer. Featuring Kelman Duran, MC Yallah and Debmaster, and Lamusa II
Let’s Eat Grandma discuss creating their first soundtrack, a fairytale journey for Netflix’s epic ‘The Bastard Son & The Devil Himself’
Emotive sounds and swelling soundscapes from the Berlin-based club producer
Le Tigre’s self-titled debut album embraced a playfulness that found expression through geeky pop culture references, and by turning evergreen feminist topics and in-jokes into danceable bops
From Moondog to John Cooper Clarke via Beatrice Dillion, Kuljit Bhamra, Novos Baianos and more, the Mancunian musician curates a warm and eclectic playlist tempered by an uplifting message
