Robert Kazandjian

A look back at some of the best music writing of the year.

A look back at some of the best music writing of the year.

And what a time it was.

And so ends another strange year on planet Earth. Last time we ran this column, we lamented the pause on live music and the sudden readjustments artists were...

British rap is an amazing place right now. With a thriving underground and an ever-increasing appetite from audiences, the homegrown scene is finding support...

Whether it’s sport, music, celebrity gossip or an escape from the everyday grind, there’s a glut of UK-based podcasts ready to rise to the top and offer us a...

We caught up with Sincere to talk about his journey from the mic to management, rap music’s influence on fashion, doing things your own way, and much more.

UK drill’s future holds almost unlimited possibilities, but one thing we can be sure about is that these 10 artists are going to be its next stars....

Fumez The Engineer, the man behind Pressplay’s all-conquering freestyle series Plugged In, is a pioneering figure in UK drill and rap who has worked his way up.

“I live for the people that own their differences, and I’m glad that I can put music out that makes people think about these things in a more positive light.”

It's clear that Fredo took time out to perfect his craft for this album. Now, he wants to be taken seriously as a rapper—much like his good friend, Dave.

The author and poet talks about the impact of music on his work, the importance of archiving the ends, the education system, gentrification in Peckham and more.