Making his worldwide debut on Gigslutz is up & coming lyricist A S Jay; a budding talent who made a conscious decision to move to London after falling in love with its vibrant multiculturalism. Having taken inspiration from the sounds…
Rating: It had been coming. Whether it was fooling around courtside with NBA stars, appearing at Kanye West’s Roc City gig or even releasing his own short film, Aubrey ‘Drake‘ Graham had been everywhere this week. Many called Drizzy’s surprise…
When most people think of Hip Hop legends, certain artists spring to mind. For the more youthful of listeners, perhaps Jay Z, Nas, Biggie or Tupac may spring to mind, but for people who have been listening to the genre…
Having recently introduced you to London based Hip Hop group The Age of L.U.N.A (here), we can now share the brand new visuals for their latest track ‘Six Feet Deep’. Showing the group in various locations around their home town…
Hundreds of artists pass through the doors of Dalston’s Birthdays venue and take to the stage to either sing, rap or DJ. Having been to many shows there and after having been present for Broken Complex member Gavlyn’s recent set,…
If Hip Hop is your poison, let us introduce you to the freshest Hip Hop act of 2015, straight out of the UK – The Age Of L.U.N.A. With L.U.N.A standing for ‘Live Under No Authority’, the group’s desire for…
Having been making music for over a decade and been known by several aliased including Bigz and The Flygerian, Mr Bigz launched his latest EP S.U.M.M.E.R during the second half of 2014. As we loved it so much, we hunted…
Having left his radio show on Kiss FM in March 2014 to work on his own KeepinItGrimy site, as well as maintaining a 60 minute slot on the radio during MistaJam’s BBC 1Xtra show, Matt Tarr caught up with legendary…
If you’re a seasoned Hip-Hop listener, this is not for you. This is for your friend who doesn’t listen to Hip-Hop. I’ve got plenty of posts for you in the future, but today this one is for the newcomers. Hip-Hop…
Collaborations are a often a thing of brilliance; think how awful the world would be if Mos Def and Talib Kweli had never brought us Black Star! But collaborations can also be a thing of nightmares; think LL Cool J…