Titled Give Thanks and Breathe and released in collaboration with fellow rapper Finn Foxell and producer Bexblu, it sees Saiming reflecting on the past year and looking ahead with a determined mindset, and what a year it has been for him.

Nottingham’s own Window Kid returns this November with “Folklore,” a fresh UK rap single produced by Shapes that flips Basement Jaxx’s Red Alert. It’s already blowing up on TikTok. He’s also touring the UK this November and December, bringing his witty bars and bass-driven energy live.

The debut album from Scotland-based producer Sam Gellaitry, ANYWHERE HERE IS PERFECT, has been a long time coming...

West London’s rising pop talent Jacklyn caps off a standout year with “Speechless”, a bold, addictive new single that captures the rush of instant attraction.

Ledbyher drops her bold new single ‘What’s The Reason’, a raw and hypnotic release that cements her as one of the UK’s most exciting new artists. With warped strings, heavy bass, and her signature self-coined “Lady Trap” sound, she turns heartbreak into something powerful and impossible to ignore.

The Wonder Years feels like a deep exhale, the kind of project that lands heavy but leaves you lighter. Across seven tracks, JERUB threads together soul, pop, and raw emotion, reminding us that the best moments aren’t behind or ahead of us, they’re happening now, right in the middle of all the chaos.

Jim Legxacy’s ‘06 wayne rooney’ just got a video, and it’s exactly what fans were hoping for. Directed by Lauzza, the same director who turned ‘father’ into an underground moment, this one’s packed with PlayStation nostalgia, late-night energy, and that signature Jim mix of heartbreak and hype.

NOTION is back, and this time he’s teamed up with Willow Kayne for ‘Waiting’, a track that hits hard and feels made for the club. It’s fast, direct, and unfiltered, built around a hook that sticks and production that pulls from the best parts of UK dance music.

British-Greek singer-songwriter Eleni Drake’s fourth album offers a tender rumination of love lost, its skilful lyricism exploring the complexity of emotions involved in the process.

This small but mighty offering is proof that Mura Masa is absolutely at the top of his game, with no plans to falter anytime soon. Curve +1 by Mura Masa is out now.

oduced by Frisco himself, the track lands heavy. A bass-thick beat carries both MCs as they trade sharp, unfazed verses, the kind of back-and-forth that reminds you why they’re still two of grime’s most trusted voices.

Scottish rising-star Blair Davie (they/them) has today released new EP, First And Last, offering a range of sincere musings on the topic of love.

Lord Apex ends the Smoke Sessions saga on an effortless yet timeless, hazy high.

Girls Don’t Sync have released their debut EP Code Orange, capturing the sound of a collective who have gone from underground club champions to one of the UK’s most-watched electronic groups.

JayaHadADream steps up again with ‘Bug’, a lo-fi, jazz-tinged rap track produced by New Machine that pairs laid-back instrumentation with sharp-tongued delivery. At the same time, she’s announced her debut full-length project, Happiness From Agony, set for release on October 24.

Mick Jenkins has joined forces with London producer EMIL and ENNY on ‘Words I Should’ve Said’, a track that pairs stripped-back production with raw lyrical honesty. It’s the second single from their joint project A Murder of Crows, landing October 3rd, and it arrives with a Flora Scott-directed video.

Geo Baddoo returns with ‘Silver Lining,’ her first true love song. Drawing on ‘70s Lovers Rock and reggae classics, the British soul-R&B artist strips back the drama of modern romance in favour of honesty and connection.

Through collaborative project, 'it’s over, we tried', rising Birmingham duo ix & uyi. fuse emotion, community, and innovation into a groundbreaking live experience. 

Kofi Stone has announced his third album, All The Flowers Have Bloomed, a 14-track release due on Friday, November 7th. The Birmingham rapper has spent the past few years carving out a place for himself as one of the most honest voices in UK rap, and this record is set to feel like the natural extension of that path.

Pozer is back with ‘Jersey King’, a track that proves why he’s become one of the most talked-about names in UK rap.