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This is just a small sample of the out pouring of love and appreciation for the life of Hip Hop pioneer and legend Sway ...
18/09/2026

This is just a small sample of the out pouring of love and appreciation for the life of Hip Hop pioneer and legend Sway Dasafo

Although your passing is a shock to the system. A whole new generation gets to learn and acknowledge your impact and influence on the scene.

I feel it so important that celebrate your life and give you the 💐 you truly deserve 👑

Heartbroken sending deepest condolences to your family and loved ones 😔🙏🏾🕊️

A pleasure coming through  for the All City Hip Hop Show w/  Featuring Special Guests TJ Chill &  🎥       #2026
14/07/2026

A pleasure coming through for the All City Hip Hop Show w/

Featuring Special Guests TJ Chill &

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#2026

Some highlights from  2026“In the UK where theres a culture to come out in mass, be it to gigs, protests, the British Gr...
13/07/2026

Some highlights from 2026

“In the UK where theres a culture to come out in mass, be it to gigs, protests, the British Grand Prix, parades and to great music festivals.

This is great considering more people than ever feel lonely and isolated with some even doom scrolling their time away on portable devices.

The camaraderie of collectively coming together for a common purpose of having a passion for Jazz Music which we get in abundance for the annual Love Supreme Jazz Festival. (Named after the late John Coltranes magnum opus)

A Love Supreme set the mood along with this glorious weather we’re currently experiencing.

Good vibes was at an all time high.
Me and the homie Kish Kash pulled up early on Friday 3rd July to soak it all in.

Press pass in hand I jumped in the photo pit to experience renowned UK Drummer Mose Boyd and his incredible band…”

Full review on the Iam Hip Hop Magazine website…

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#2026

Was you at Love Supreme this year or Gutted you missed it??? Sound off in the comments below ⬇️⬇️⬇️

On A warm Friday, 19th June, at the infamous O2 Arena for the RnB Summer Ball 2026 presented by TCO with an audience mai...
25/06/2026

On A warm Friday, 19th June, at the infamous O2 Arena for the RnB Summer Ball 2026 presented by TCO with an audience mainly filled with 70s & 80s babies, often dubbed the grown and sexy generation.

The age group that, before Spotify playlists, would make RnB Slow Jam mixtapes. Made up of our favourite downtempo cuts from the early to mid 90s

Many dub this the golden era of the slow jams, featuring timeless cuts that still get played in slow jam selections around the world to this day.

If you were a top-notch slow jams selector, the tracklist would absolutely include at least one Black street, Jodeci & TLC track, which highlighted what it meant to many of us in attendance to see these artists and hear these classic songs live and sounding amazing.

Tonight was special. The warm-up DJs (DJ Silk and Frisky DJ) knew the assignment and spun countless jams from this era to have us all in our feels, singing along like we were in front of the bathroom mirror with our hair brush.

This was my era, and my era stepped out looking fly tonight and excited for the arrival of Blackstreet (sans founders Teddy Riley & Dave Hollister) hitting you right in the 90s nostalgia glands. In sequinned matching suits. The group ran through the hits from their first two albums. Handing out some very expensive-looking roses to some lucky ladies in the audience during a seductive rendition of “Before I Let You Go”

The crowd lit up for classics like “Don’t Leave Me” and “Booti Call” before leaving the crowd on a high note with “No Diggity”

Read the FULL REVIEW .com



Were you at the show or gutted you missed it??
Sound off in the comments section ⬇️⬇️

16/06/2026
Out Now!!Connoisseurs Of Hip Hop: The Interviews Vol. 2 is a powerful continuation of a vital documentation of UK Hip Ho...
15/06/2026

Out Now!!

Connoisseurs Of Hip Hop: The Interviews Vol. 2 is a powerful continuation of a vital documentation of UK Hip Hop culture, shining a spotlight on the voices that helped shape and sustain the movement. Out now exclusively on Amazon.com and in selected bookstores, this volume dives deep into the stories, experiences, and perspectives of artists who built the foundations of a uniquely British Hip Hop identity.

At its core, the book celebrates the richness and resilience of UK Hip Hop through in-depth conversations with true pioneers. Featuring interviews with legendary figures such as London Posse’s Rodney P and Bionic, Blak Twang, Chester P, Kish Kash, DJ Shortee Blitz, and more, the book captures the raw honesty, creative vision, and cultural impact of artists who helped define generations.

Each interview goes beyond surface-level nostalgia, offering thoughtful reflections on artistry, activism, struggle, and success. Readers are given rare access to personal journeys, behind-the-scenes moments, and hard-earned wisdom, revealing how these artists navigated an industry that often overlooked or misunderstood UK Hip Hop’s voice and value.

More than just a collection of interviews, Connoisseurs Of Hip Hop: The Interviews Vol. 2 serves as an essential historical record. It preserves an often underrepresented chapter of music and cultural history, ensuring that the stories of UK Hip Hop’s architects are heard, respected, and passed on to future generations.

Grab your copy today🚨

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