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Review: KRS-One @TheJazzCafe London @IAmKRSOne
By Joshua Virasami • On
Know­ledge Reigns Supreme, KRS, KRS-One, simply one of the most com­pel­ling, legit and uncom­prom­ised...
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Review: @TheRoots Live At Brix­ton Academy
By Wasif Sayyed • On
Push­ing the bound­ar­ies of live Hip-Hop music with influ­en­tial albums such as Do You Want More?!!!??!,
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Review: @ThePharcyde at @TheJazzCafe Lon­don
By Maya Elese • On
Bizarre Ride II The Pharcyde’s Bizarre Ride II The Golden Era   Hip Hop’s favour­ite class
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Review: Nas — Time Is Illmatic
By Aaron3000 • On
When it comes to clas­sics, Ill­mat­ic is always men­tioned! This is no dif­fer­ent to the the
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Review: R.A. The Rugged Man (@RAtheRuggedMan)...
By Wasif Sayyed • On
R.A. The Rugged Man @ Jazz Café Review [with AFRO & Eamon. Sup­port by Lock­smith &
Poetry
Review: @ArtisticHorde Presents: Remarque Prize
By Rishma Dhaliwal • On
  A mild autumn even­ing presen­ted a gra­cious show of poets present­ing won­der­fully insight­ful pieces....
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Second Coming Film Review – “Don’t call it...
By Wasif Sayyed • On
  Second Com­ing is award win­ning play­wright and screen­writer Debbie Tuck­er Green’s debut fea­ture...
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Review: ‘Marshall Mathers LP 2’
By Micky Roots • On
After years spent hon­ing his craft in cut-throat rap battles in the bowels of Detroit, as
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Review: Voices of Resistance — The Mixtape Vol...
By Rishma Dhaliwal • On
From lively spoken word about women lib­er­a­tion to sooth­ing reg­gae music about racism, Voices of...
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Review: ‘Superstars Of Hip Hop’ Ft....
By Micky Roots • On
Pho­to­graphy by Shar­jeel Ahmed  Novem­ber 2nd saw the Super­stars of Hip Hop event at Ham­mer­smith...
Education
Book Review: Pan-Africanism and Communism
By Gata Malandra • On
Pan-Afric­an­ism and Com­mun­ism: The Com­mun­ist Inter­na­tion­al, Africa and the Dia­spora, 1919–1939...
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Review: Homeboy Sandman (@HomeboySandman) Live...
By Rishma Dhaliwal • On
Home­boy Sand­man once told us that he doesn’t “refer to hip hop as ‘The Game’”. As