Inside the Marshall Series First Listen With Amaria BB, A Refreshing Voice for a New UK R&B Era
We got a chance to sit and talk with Amaria BB on set of the Marshall Series First Listen, supported by New Wave. This intimate studio experience truly embodies the essence of a refreshing vibe, exactly what Amaria BB says she feels when she’s in Paris.
Estelle's Genre Is Joy As She Speaks on Music, Meaning & New Album 'Stay Alta'
After a well-deserved musical hiatus, Estelle returns with her sixth studio album, ‘ Stay Alta’ . Having soundtracked multiple...
Confessions Of A Loverboy - No Guidnce on Harmony, Brotherhood, and Balancing Emotional Risk with Release
There’s something profound about a confession. Providing equal parts risk and relief, the desire to be vulnerable lies at the core of Confessions of a Loverboy , the latest offering from London-based quartet No Guidnce. Across five tracks, the group offers open-hearted manifestos on modern masculinity, confidence, and heartbreak.
Masculinity in Minor Keys, NIPPA Takes a Deep Dive Into his new EP (Interview)
Nippa is one of UK R&B’s most compelling new voices—genre-blurring, emotionally astute, and refreshingly self-assured and has arrived with his highly anticipated third EP, Hope She Hears This. Hailing from Tottenham, north London, his music fuses buttery smooth melodies with sharp, rap-adjacent lyricism, rooted in a rich palette and wide ground of sonical influences that fall between the genres of Motown to US and UK rap.
Destin Conrad Speaks About Representations of Queerness, His Debut Album 'Love On Digital' and How Technology Has Transformed The Dating Space
Destin Conrad is one of the most talked-about young artists in the R&B genre right now, and for good reason. He has just released his highly anticipated debut studio album Love On Digital, to rapturous acclaim from fans and critics alike. The aforementioned album is a body of work that pays homage to many of the pioneers of the genre in the 2000s before him, whilst still managing to throw in his unique flair to each song.
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