Fred Garratt-Stanley

Returning from a three-year hiatus with his debut album ‘Forever Ends Someday’, the Walsall-raised, London-based multi-hyphenate delivers a staggering lesson in how to master musical light and shade

Abandoning rap in favour of mellow beats and soft, introspective verses, Harlow's fourth album is perhaps too much of an easy listen

The group’s first record since the death of founding member Trugoy The Dove is packed with purpose, poignant lyricism and fresh reflection

Having surged to the top of the global R&B landscape, the Canadian vocalist turns insular, looking to his father for deeper answers about who he is

What should’ve been a triumphant return for the Atlanta rapper after two years in prison feels sloppy, bloated and lacking depth

Having cut his teeth on the UK club circuit, the LA-based DJ and producer is building a huge following on the US West Coast

After years bolstering the works of big names like Burna Boy and Beyoncé, the south London musician and producer is taking centre stage

Fresh out of prison, the south London rapper's voice is clearer and more socially conscious than ever

The award-winning poet and rapper's fifth studio album is a beefy, self-assured celebration of newfound identity

The UK rapper's debut EP exhibits a powerful grasp of rhythm and texture, and varied vocal deliveries that show he's studied his craft