UK Garage

An ultra-slick blend of garage, rap and R&B built for the sunshine.

With Toddla T in the executive producer chair, The Shellers channel rap, grime, garage and much more for their debut project.

We caught up with the garage-loving trio after their standout set at this year’s Hideout Festival.

Created in the midst of a tour across Australia and New Zealand, the Bristol-hailing producer found inspiration in “the fluidity of movement and exploration”.

Having appeared a few times in various iterations on Lockt’s 1Forty label, highly prolific producer Burt Cope returns to the Leeds-based outfit.

We may technically be still in spring, but we’ve caught a couple of rays already and the beer gardens have seen a bit of action, so we're calling it.

From the look of things, 2023 is shaping up to be a year of risk-taking and new beginnings for Mav, who recently re-recorded and re-released his debut album.

The run of arena shows starts in Glasgow on June 21 followed by further dates in Birmingham (22), Cardiff (23), London (24), and Manchester (June 25).

Guaranteed to be a mainstay in the clubs for the foreseeable future, this one leans into the harder 4x4 side of his sound with snappy drums and plenty of thump.

Eight years after signing with Local Action, DJ Q is finally ready with his second album, Est. 2003. That doesn’t sound accurate at all, but we checked...

We catch up with Faron McKenzie, Trevor Nelson and Nadia Jae to celebrate one of the most important platforms for Black music.

The South Londoner's had a busy 12 months and it doesn’t look like things are going to slow down any time soon as she presents her latest single.

The new weekly three-part series, broadcast exclusively on My5, focuses on three groundbreaking albums from the first 10 years of the 21st century.