No one can deny the irrepressible force of British jazz music right now, as an abundance of artists are bursting out of London and elsewhere, bringing a once slept-on genre to the masses at festivals and shows. And our own city of Brighton is getting a piece it over the next few months, with the likes of Joe-Armon Jones, Yussef Dayes, Yazmin Lacey and Ezra … Continue reading Jazz in Brighton #4: Puma Blue, 15th October
No one can deny the irrepressible force of British jazz music right now, as an abundance of artists are bursting out of London and elsewhere, bringing a once slept-on genre to the masses at festivals and shows. And our own city of Brighton is getting a piece it over the next few months, with the likes of Joe-Armon Jones, Yussef Dayes, Yazmin Lacey and Ezra … Continue reading Jazz in Brighton #3: Joe Armon-Jones, 4th October
In what was a fruitful month for the field, the likes of slowthai, Lord Apex and Octavian all released projects that further pushed the envelope of what British rappers are doing at the moment. slowthai, with his energetic explosion of modern Britishness, put out his Runt EP and exercised it on tour, whilst Octavian, hotly-tipped for some kind of world domination, did the same with his ultra-modern mixtape, Spaceman. Our … Continue reading Offie Mag’s Music of the Month: SEPTEMBER
No one can deny the irrepressible force of British jazz music right now, as an abundance of artists are bursting out of London and elsewhere, bringing a once slept-on genre to the masses at festivals and shows. And our own city of Brighton is getting a piece it over the next few months, with the likes of Joe-Armon Jones, Yussef Dayes, Yazmin Lacey and Ezra … Continue reading Jazz in Brighton #2: Yussef Dayes, 26th September
Welcome to BURR. Brickcellphone’s Underground Rap Radar. In this series, Brighton hip-hop DJ, Matt ‘Brickcellphone’ Leppier, is chatting to some of the underground rap talent on his radar. It’s as simple as that. Follow him @brickcellphone and listen to him spin some of these artists on Friday afternoons on Platform B. The Underground Rap Radar has locked onto The Midlands this time, where a fairly untapped scene … Continue reading Brickcellphone’s Underground Rap Radar: ODOX
No one can deny the irrepressible force of British jazz music right now, as an abundance of artists are bursting out of London and elsewhere, bringing a once slept-on genre to the masses at festivals and shows. And our own city of Brighton is getting a piece it over the next few months, with the likes of Joe-Armon Jones, Yussef Dayes, Yazmin Lacey and Ezra … Continue reading Jazz in Brighton #1: Oscar Jerome, September 20th
Congratulations, Fresher, you’ve just delayed adulthood for three years. For our Weekly Clickbait feature, we’re giving a timely heads up to all the young people and mature students who are starting University this week. It will be a strange time and none of it more surreal than Freshers’ Week, when you’re pitted against hundreds of strangers. Given only Student Union-approved events and alcohol to bond, … Continue reading 5 things to expect from your time at University
Welcome to BURR. Brickcellphone’s Underground Rap Radar. In this series, Brighton hip-hop DJ, Matt ‘Brickcellphone’ Leppier, is chatting to some of the underground rap talent on his radar. It’s as simple as that. Follow him @brickcellphone and listen to him spin some of these artists on Friday afternoons on Platform B. From the shallows of South East London, KEYAH/BLU is a rapper, singer, and founding member of … Continue reading Brickcellphone’s Underground Rap Radar: KEYAH/BLU
