Ms Banks

More gold from the UK rap mogul.

After massive sold-out events in Accra and Lagos, ‘Insights’ will be heading to London on June 22.

From grime and garage to drill, rap, Afroswing, and his own Punjabi heritage, of course, it’s all stitched into the album to create an autobiographical tome.

With a format as straightforward as the freestyle, it must be tempting to overcomplicate things, but as this freestyle proves, there’s power in simplicity.

While the rest of the album has been celebrated for its development of Stormzy’s more melodic side and his love of Gospel, this was one of the few rap tracks.

His first since joining the 0207 Def Jam family, the new album builds on a lot of the themes set out on his first two albums and takes them even further.

Kultureland was advertised as “Canada’s biggest Afro-fusion weekend,” with two days full of music and culture, but attendees say it was a disaster.

Toronto introduces the first ever Kultureland: a two-day Afro-Caribbean festival from August 6 to 7 featuring performances by Burna Boy, Jhene Aiko, and more.

It’s been in the works since at least mid-last year, but Banks has finally released her nine-track EP along with the visuals to the project's third single.

Coming with visuals by Chris Chuky, this is the first single to be lifted from the upcoming 'Bank Statement' mixtape, which is slated to arrive October 22.

Two of British rap's very top tier join forces for a monumental anthem that's already racked up seven-figure streams and has its sights on chart domination.

Including sessions run by Ms Banks, Charlie Sloth, Rebecca Judd, Matt Wilkinson, Fred Again.., Celeste, Becky Hill, Karen Poole and Kamille.

After featuring on Dolapo’s “Interest” single with Oxlade earlier this year, Ms Banks returns with her first solo offering of 2021 with “Pull Up”...

Havana Club have linked up with South London rap queen Ms Banks to host their all-new collaborative campaign celebrating UK creatives, ‘Raise One’.

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Featuring the UK underground's top tier, Skrapz, Ghetts, Giggs, Ms. Banks, Jme and Triggz.