CREDIT: @Matteachus Diaspora Calling! understood that the African and Caribbean diaspora cannot be defined by one sound, one country or even one generation. That idea ran through almost every part of the festival. From the music and fashion to the food, art, independent businesses and the people who showed up, there was a real sense that the day was about more than simply watching artists perform. Taking place at Milton Keynes National Bowl on Friday 7 August, the UK debut br

The Grammy-nominated British girl group who spent the last three years redefining modern R&B, from the viral breakout of "Cardboard Box" through their GRAMMY-nominated debut Access All Areas, return with Therapy At The Club, their sophomore album, reframing the club not just as a place for a night out, but as a site of confession, release and self-possession, wrapped in sultry, euphoric R&B and pop. Widely known for the run of singles that carried Access All Areas into the UK

Destroy Lonely returns with “MONSTER,” a new single that sees the Atlanta artist pushing his presence to a larger scale.

Madrid has always understood spectacle. Long before stadiums became vessels for towering productions, immersive lighting systems and performances designed to be experienced by tens of thousands at once, the Spanish capital mastered the art of creating moments through architecture. Its grand avenues, historic plazas and monumental buildings were designed around movement, gathering and observation, spaces where everyday life naturally became a form of theatre. It made perfect s

Twenty years after changing the landscape of British music, SBTV is celebrating its legacy with a landmark event at London's O2 on 11 November, bringing together some of the artists who helped define the platform's impact on UK culture. Held in association with the Jamal Edwards Self Belief Trust, SBTV 20 will celebrate the life and vision of the late Jamal Edwards MBE while raising money and awareness for the charity that continues his mission of creating opportunities for y

‘Aitch: Don’t Be Afraid’ truly is a documentary unlike anything else I have ever watched. It is rare to find something which combines heartfelt moments, tears and humour so seamlessly, and Aitch achieves exactly that. From the very beginning, we are immersed into the life that Aitch and his sister, Gracie live. At the premiere hosted at the Curzon cinema in Mayfair, audience sat laughing and cheering when we really discover the humanity behind this global star. Seeing all of

There is a striking lack of a filter when you talk to Love Spells. In an era where artists frequently hide behind heavily curated mystique or layers of irony, the 21-year-old singer-songwriter prefers to pull thoughts straight out of his head and lay them out over a track. This trait extends all the way back to his moniker. Born out of teasing from his friends, the name became a badge of honor. He admits he was always a hopeless romantic, and said “It seemed like I was under

Tobe Nwigwe has revealed the full tracklist and featured artists for his upcoming album The Bridge, bringing together an impressive cast that includes Sia, Busta Rhymes, Labrinth, Jay Electronica, Malice of Clipse and Fat Nwigwe ahead of its release on 21 August. For an artist whose work has consistently explored culture, identity and community, The Bridge feels like a natural extension of that vision. The 12-track project connects Houston, Lagos and London, using music as a