Sabrina Claudio’s highly anticipated sophomore album focuses on getting to the truth behind the necessary evils we endure when faced with situations of unrequited love.
This week Mick Jenkins rolls up a “Percy”, Girl Ultra invites us to play a game of “Ruleta” and Samm Henshaw teaches us all a lesson in accountability – don’t miss out on out on our top tracks!
We’ve got you covered, and would like to formally invite you to enroll at ‘The School of Chill-Hop’ – where everyone can succeed with a little hard work, dedication, and musical assistance
For years now, we’ve seen the 21-year-old always be her unapologetic self, releasing music that moves to deconstruct her multi-faceted approach towards friendships, relationships, and emotions; graciously, she continues to bless us all with gems of advice on her brilliant debut album “Love and Compromise”.
This week, FKA Twigs lets us into her “Holy Terrain”, Joy Crookes re-imagines some of Kendrick Lamar’s greatest hits with her “Yah/Element” Medley and Cosima is back with a refreshing new sound on “Close To You” (Moonlighting). Don’t miss out on our top tracks!
If you’re looking for the perfect soundtrack to help get you through those end-of-summer blues, TDE’s king of R&B SiR has got you covered with the release of his third album “Chasing Summer”.
Cassandra has spent her twenties building her brand using a method of trial-and-error. A self-taught seamstress with a passionate creative prowess – she’s had the privilege of dressing the likes of Bella Hadid, SZA and Kehlani in her colorful, sportswear-inspired creations over the years. Armed with an unparalleled approach towards designing sustainable and ethical re-purposed garments, Evanow is not one to waste a single thread
Snoh Aalegra’s highly anticipated sophomore album “Ugh, those feels again” is a chasm of emotive soliloquy, in which the Swedish-Persian soul songstress shapes the thematic space her debut release “Feels” (2017) carved out
Whether you believe in guardian angels or not, Isabella Peschardt is here with a dazzling debut album that poetically implies that they exist and are thriving.
Willow Smith continues the exploration of her sonic identity with her eponymous third studio album “Willow”. It’s a genre-bending and experimental affair, as Smith and producer Tyler Cole adopt dissonant acoustic guitars and spacey synths to drive forward a psychedelic, folk-leaning alternative R&B sound.
