Author: Rishma Dhaliwal

What is New
New Music: The Scribes ‘Positive Vibes’...
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The first UK based act to sign with US label Kami­kazi Air­lines, The Scribes are a
Interviews
Interview : EMC (@eMCcrew) And @LadyLeshurr
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Masta Ace, the EMC Crew and Lady Leshurr dropped in to  West­side stu­di­os on the DJ
What is New
Video + Lyrics: Terror Bliss (@TerrorBliss) —...
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‘My Mind’ (Lyr­ics + Video) The first release from the forth com­ing debut EP ‘Dont Buy
Interviews
Interview: Talking Underground And Mainstream Rap...
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Antix is a Lon­don based hip hop artist with a unique style, his sound is a
Interviews
Interview With Mighty Moe (@MightyMoe) !
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Q. You have always pro­jec­ted good ener­gies and pos­it­ive vibes in your music, from when you
Reviews
Review: Onyx (@ONYX_HQ) Live At Jazz Café!
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19.05.14  Review- Onyx  The even­ing was irrit­ably humid. Upon arrival to the Cam­den Under­ground...
Interviews
Guests: @Gambit_Ace & @MikeySmith121
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This week’s IAHH Show brings you a blend of tracks depict­ing love and insan­ity with a
Poetry
Remembering Amiri Baraka Through His Poetry...
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Ka’Ba “A closed win­dow looks down on a dirty court­yard, and Black people call across or
Education
Knowledge Session: Who Was Steve Biko?
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Know­ledge Ses­sion: Who was Steve Biko Steve Biko was one of South Africa’s most sig­ni­fic­ant polit­ic­al
What is New
New Video: Jordan Crisp (@officialjcmusic) vs...
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Check out the latest video from Lon­don Pro­du­cer Jordan Crisp and rap­per and sing­er Nana Dank­wa.
What is New
CYCLONIOUS (@Cyclonious) FT NATE — PEAK
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The Nat­ur­al Dis­aster has put togeth­er yet anoth­er mas­ter­minded mix­tape F.E.A.R. Bring­ing the light...
Interviews
Poetry and Afrikan Surrealism. An Interview with...
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Q. Your poetry cov­ers a vari­ety of top­ics from polit­ics, social and his­tory. Why do you