Homeboy Sandman has been a constant favourite amongst the Southsiders for many years. Releasing numerous projects (this new one is his seventeenth!) throughout the years, he has been delivering quality, verbal dexterity for over a decade. We were lucky enough to chat with Boy Sand on the back of the release of his latest album [...]
Seattle based Rhymesayers artist Benjamin Laub - better known as Grieves - has been making waves for over ten years now and has been carefully blending all sorts of musical styles together to come up with his own unique take on the genre of hip hop. Known for having a rigorous touring schedule and really [...]
British duo Too Many T’s are keeping busy. About to join Rhymesayers artist Grieves to co-headline The Secret Handshake, European and UK tour, which also coincides with the release of their brand new album La Fam iLL on Nov 8th. We caught up with Leon from the group to discuss these two points as well [...]
Image: Instagram @sadistik Earlier this year Sadistik released Haunted Gardens, his fifth album. Last week we spent some time talking to the man himself about his new work and delving deeper into some of the big questions that define his career. If you know a thing or two about Sadistik already you won’t be disappointed [...]
Elucid and billy woods were performing at The Old Hairdressers - an old rustic venue located down the dark, grimy cobbled street of Renfield Lane in the heart of Glasgow. A perfect location for the equally dark, grimy duo that is Armand Hammer. “Man, fuck Rap Genius!” is met with agreeable laughter from the group [...]
In horror movies, it’s said that what you don’t see is more terrifying than what you do. There’s no need for egregious gore and disfigurement, rather, it’s far more unsettling to imagine that whatever is out there is lurking just off-screen, out of sight - hiding. And on Hiding Places, billy woods and producer, Kenny [...]
Musical collaborations tend to go one of two ways – either they become stale over time or they evolve to become richer and deeper than before. Happily for Murs and 9th Wonder, the latter is decidedly the case. It has now been fifteen years since the two first collaborated together on Murs 3:16: The 9th Edition [...]
