Dhruva Balram, Author at NME

The artist's seventh album is a divine demonstration of genre-blending, psychedelic electronic music

The 44-year-old's latest proves that true lyricism is the key to longevity in the rap game

Album two was conceived as a collection of love songs – until heartache struck

Toro y Moi on creating his new album 'Mahal'

The much-lauded London rapper melds razor-sharp lyricism, moving vulnerability and compassionate storytelling as she ascends to the level of legends

The west London rapper returns to his road-rap roots on his second album of the year

This is the experimental jazz quartet's incendiary evocation of Black Lives Matter

The Londoner bills himself as music's Michael Jordan with an ode the player's infamous 1997 match

The former One Directioner's last album 'Icarus Falls', was a critical hit but commercial flop. Here he swaps maximalism for simplicity

This sequel is a largely a solo affair designed to showcase the MC's unique talent