Digital Dash: Taz Taylor and Internet Money’s URL Rise Internet Money’ founder Taz Taylor talks about the collective’s new record B4 The Storm, his formula for hit-making, and the future of music consumption.
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Glimpse 6lack Inside Isolation The Atlanta crooner wants you to know what ‘you’re feeling, he’s feeling too’, also hot-sauce.
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Candice Take Us on a Ride With a Brand New Winter Collection The Melbourne clothing brand are back with a new range designed to keep us cozy through the icy months.
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The Scalp-freeing Process Behind Denzel Curry’s ZUU On the final leg of Listen Out festival, we kicked it with the Florida rapper and unpacked his latest body of work.
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99 Neighbors Are Keeping It In-house The Vermont-based hip-hop collective talk us through the pros and cons of rolling nine members deep.
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The New Locals: Stevan This week on The New Locals we chat to R&B multi-instrumentalist Stevan about his new single ‘LNT’, musical memories, and his thoughts on astrology.
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Winston Surfshirt Are Making a Move We spoke to their frontman about meeting Sir Elton John, which Beatle would win in a fight, and his pre-show drink of choice.
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Tyla Yaweh Gets The Most Out Of Life The Florida rapper gets inked and chats growing up skating, pink Lamborghinis, and Birdman.
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Catch J.I.D If You Can The East ATLien talks Dicaprio 2, Mac Miller, and finding his Revenant.
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So, Corbin co-produced a song on Future’s new album Yes, you read that right. The artist FKA Spooky Black linked up with Future.
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Memes: The Future Of Music Promotion How the future of mass consumption lies in the realms of JPEG, GIF and MP4 files
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I spoke to DRAM and confirmed he’s nothing but positive vibes The world’s favourite big baby keeps getting bigger
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No Country for Old (Rap) Men: I listened to every Migos track over a bottle of Jameson Migos vs Jameson
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Badlands: Priests talk creativity when “Nothing Feels Natural” Take a heavy dose of Talking Heads, add the focus of Fugazi, with a hint of Portishead’s aura and you’ve almost got Priests
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