There is something uniquely contemporary about Latin Mafia. The Mexican band pull from a vast array of sonic palettes, far from their bed-room pop origins. This  project is a family affair as the band is composed of the three de la Rosa brothers, with twins Emilio and Milton on vocals with Mike handling the production. Going through their discography feels like going on a digital rabbit hole, not knowing if you’re going to get a romantic cumbia track, sentimental synth pop or

Attended by Rachel Onilude and Shelley Paterson   Image credit: City Splash Instagram Without Afro-Caribbean culture, London simply wouldn’t be what it is today—known as one of the world’s most multicultural cities, with people from all walks of life. London thrives on diversity, and while City Splash primarily celebrates Afro-Caribbean culture, it welcomes everyone. City Splash isn’t just a one-day celebration of Caribbean and African culture; it’s a living snapshot of the c

Taken by Sam Wilson In the far right corner of a half-packed O2 Brixton Academy in London, anticipation builds for a truly unforgettable experience. Most of the 4,900-capacity venue has come to see Loyle Carner's sold-out "Hopefully" tour, but there's another name worth knowing: Léa Sen. Without fanfare or grand entrance, a figure emerges with a silky black guitar. Her hands trace the soundboard as she approaches the mic, gently pulling the audience into "LVL 1 - Home Alone."

@sophiajcarey New Wave Magazine witnessed a very special evening, when they were invited over the weekend to see UK-based producer and musician berlioz present his ‘deep in it’ concept in Manchester. Born in Cape Town, South Africa and raised by the English seaside, via Cornwall, It wasn’t quite turning the industrial, rural, for berlioz as ravers ventured into the building, but the ‘deep in it’ concept did come alive in full effect at Mayfield across Concourse and the Plant