Sneakbo has just independently released his dance-influenced single ‘The Wave,’ which has been playlisted on Radio 1’s B list, and is produced by the dynamic duo Ill Blu. The single comes with a Nu Skool remix from Mike Delinquent, along … Continue reading →
Carmen has already released her very first single ‘Dance’ this year and has also received a lot of support for her forthcoming single ‘Crazy’ on Radio 1XTRA, Choice FM and many other UK radio stations. As a previous performer for Flavour … Continue reading →
I’ve met many upcoming UK acts this year, but Luke Bingham was one of the few artists that really got me excited for the future of UK music. Think of Drake’s swagger, Trey Songz sultry voice and an authentic British charm … Continue reading →
Birmingham and Wolverhampton – we have a problem. The Stay Fresh Crew hail from The Midlands and are a collective of 9 MCs; Macca, Raider, MoveZ, J1, Deadly, Pressure, Don Menna, Saf.One and Casper. They also have 2 super talented … Continue reading →
Scorcher, the UK’s hot breakthrough MC, whose debut single ‘It’s My Time‘ is out this week to download. Scorcher will be on the cover of the forthcoming issue of Flavour Magazine so don’t miss it!
Tinie Tempah, Alexandra Burke, Rihanna, JLS, Chipmunk and Black Eyed Peas are just a few chart-toppers joining the list of nominees for the Urban Music Awards 2010.
Currently presenting Radio 1’s Urban show, Ras Kwame is best known for being a pioneer of Urban music in the UK. He receives hundreds of demos every week and is always on the look out for new music.
Breakage generates music with an effortless style and has a sound full of deep meditation. Breakage aka James Boyle signed with Shy FX’s Digital Soundboy imprint in 2007, and from then has continuously won fans across Radio 1, 1Xtra, Galaxy … Continue reading →
Katie Pearl is a refreshing new soulful talent making waves in the UK underground house movement. The name may not be familiar to you just yet, but Katie’s smash hit ‘In the Air’ is easily recognisable from the first few … Continue reading →