| Skream Presents: 2001-2005 live at XOYO | March 9, 2015 |
Youngsta plays 3 hours of Skream's XOYO residency on his Rinse FM show. Plastician, Coki, Hatcha, Loefah and Benga guest.
| Skepta Shuts it Down | March 6, 2015 |
His latest single is 100% uncut Grime and Son Raw is celebrating
New Bristol-based label Blacklink Sound launches with a free compilation.
| Druid Cloak as “Cryptosystem I” Chills and Soothes with His New Project “Mortalscapes” | February 25, 2015 |
A surprising slice of meditative texture from the Bancamp files
| The Wrath of Kahn, Neek and Gorgon Sound | February 13, 2015 |
Kahn and his partner in crime Neek have unleashed a torrent of tracks operating in hyper-specific genre confines, thriving in the process. While both producers have released free-form material as part of the Young Echo collective, their Roots, Dancehall, Dubstep and Grime tracks under their principal aliases and as Gorgon Sound stand as some of the strongest sound system music in recent memory.
| Girl Unit is in Hysterics | February 6, 2015 |
As far as second acts go, Girl Unit's re-invention as Hysterics sets the gold standard for producer seeking to shed their old sounds without losing what made their music so special.
| This month in Spooky | February 2, 2015 |
Son Raw is spooky white. No seriously, he’s translucent. And he’ll be gone to some islands to catch some sun by the time this post is live. Spooky deserves an award for being Spooky. He doesn’t release albums full of ambient explorations, or drop music inciting writers to pen corny think pieces but he’s on pirate […]
| Tee Vish & Jenna G don’t hold back | January 27, 2015 |
Tee Vish and Jenna G's Don't hold back helps Son Raw deal with the frost.
| It’s a Cold World: The Gaslamp Killer Burns Down IglooFest | January 21, 2015 |
After seeing his set at Montreal's IglooFest, Son Raw pays tribute to the Low End Theory detonator.
| 2015: Year of the Novelist | January 20, 2015 |
2015 is Novelist's to lose. He's got top producers in his corner, the game's biggest independent labels backing him and a flow accessible to a generation that's more Piratebay than Pirate Radio. No pressure.
