The Syrian wedding singer – and so much more – has amassed a staggering 500 records so far. His jubilant sounds, set to love poetry, continue to astound
Last year's first posthumous release expanded the pioneering musician's legacy. This second collection is much rougher, like a set of demos with features tacked on
Death has stalked Earl Sweatshirt’s career. He dedicated his debut album, 2013's ‘Doris’, to his deceased grandmother and released last year's ‘Some Rap Songs’...
Danny Brown's appeal has always lain in his chaos: frenzied, frenetic rhymes over fast-paced beats coupled with a penchant for the absurd. Throughout his...
If Ezra Collective are the break-out stars of the booming contemporary London jazz scene, the band's keyboardist Joe Armon-Jones is perhaps its cult hero....
“I’m not just making music for Latin people. I’m making music for everybody,” singer-songwriter Cuco says. That diverse appeal, then, is how the 21-year-old...
‘The Big Day’, Chance the Rapper’s debut studio album (following three commercial mixtapes), is a buoyant, cheerful project that looks back on his young,...
The latest album by global superstar Beyoncé isn’t the much-sought after solo work her hive craves. Rather, much like the Kendrick Lamar-curated ‘Black Panther’ soundtrack, it’s...
‘Hotel Diablo’ is a personally revealing project for Cleveland rapper Colson Baker. On Burning Memories, he raps, “How'd you leave your only child at...
“It’s my first Glastonbury ever”, French-British artist Octavian pronounces to the Glastonbury crowd at the John Peel Stage. Having only released two mixtapes and...
While the telly shows you plenty of action from Glastonbury's Pyramid, Other and John Peel stages, there's an alternate Glastonbury that's little known to...
