Category: Hip-Hop

• Jan 10, 2022

  The Case to Define our Industry: Fighting for a Better Economy

  You may have heard the news spreading regarding the fight for a more equitable music economy with a greater emphasis on the economy of music streaming to artists… .. aaand another one has been added to the roster. A UK artist, who goes by the name of Kieran Hebden (artist alias of Four Tet) has…
• Jan 5, 2022

  Your Release Radar: First of 2022

  Well here we are folks. The first one of 2022, we drop in with a Release Radar. Honing in on those instrumentals missed since the new year. With January usually being a quiet month on all fronts of entertainment, we can certainly expect new album material in the coming months of February and March. In…
• Dec 27, 2021

  New Year, New Music: What’s in Store for Music in 2022?

  As we bypass the festivities of Christmas and chart a course to New Years, it is ample opportunity to think ahead into the new year of 2022 and see where we are at with music and our industry. WITH NFTS AND TIKTOK ABOUND in amenities and rife pipelines for artist directory and workflow, live music…
• Dec 1, 2021

  MOD SUN: “Internet Killed The Rockstar” – Album Review

  Seeing as we’re on all time pop-punk high at the moment, what better segway than to discuss Lavigne’s boyfriend MOD SUN and his movie of longing conversation, Internet Killed The Rockstar.” With another artist debunking their favourable genre of hip-hop for the ever-eclectic tastes of pop-punk, it’s showing that the revitalisation is really picking up…

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  Oct 13, 2021

  Artist Spotlight: Too Many Zooz

  An origin story for the ages. A cacophony of interloping saxophones, trumpets and low bass growls of whatever else. A perfect audio salad. Derived from the hustle of bustle of New York’s subways busking to the delights of the uninterested congregation of the capitals’ inhabitants and commuters, Too Many Zooz bring a phenomena to the…