DJ Lag: Meeting with the King
The gqom pioneer’s debut album is nothing short of a grand entrance fit for royalty
Rising: Tomu DJ
For this month’s Rising feature, California-based artist Tomu DJ talks inner peace, self-acceptance and her debut album, ‘FEMINISTA’
Kam-Bu raps with a wisdom and clarity beyond his years
The 24-year-old rapper is ready to take the next step in his life. For Issue 124’s Aesthetic feature, he discusses racial profiling, sustainability and wanting to be remembered for his sound
James Blake – Friends That Break Your Heart review
There’s a glaring disconnect at the heart of James Blake’s fifth album, between the producer’s everyman intentions and self-indulgent execution
BADBADNOTGOOD – Talk Memory
On their fifth album – and first in five years – BADBADNOTGOOD seem less concerned with relevance than ever
Eris Drew: Keep reaching
Eris Drew has switched countless dancefloors on to the Motherbeat philosophy. With the release of her debut album, the Midwest rave mystic draws us deeper into her world
With Flockaveli, Waka Flocka Flame captured a divisive moment in rap
On its 11th anniversary, Dean Van Nguyen looks back on Waka Flocka Flame’s explosive debut album
Tirzah: Colourgrade review
On her stunning second album, Colourgrade, Tirzah captures a time after everything changed, before everything changed again