ALBUM REVIEW – Renaissance: Beyoncé

Renaissance Act 1 is Beyoncé’s much anticipated 7th studio album. Here is a track by track review: I’m That Girl – Bragging track from B. However, sonically doesn’t sound that good. Something to listen to rather than dance to. 2.5/5 Cosy – Easy dance track. An anthem for black pride and self-love. Cool vibe. 3.5/5 […]

Album Review – Breezy: Chris Brown

Recording 10 studio albums is not something that a lot of rnb artists are able to achieve. At 33 Chris has had an illustrious career since he broke out in 2005. It is easy by this time in his career to assume that he would start slacking and produce lackluster material. However, with Breezy he […]

The Music Industry’s Race to Net Zero

By Rodney Chawota Under the banner of the Music Climate Pact, several organisations and businesses within the music industry are expected to sign up to an agreement to help reduce their collective carbon emissions footprint. It is expected to be done by the end of February this year. There are two options for them to […]

Black History Month UK: A Long Way To Go

BHM has been effect since 1987 where the inaugural event was started through the leadership of one Ghanaian pan African activist and journalist called Akyaaba Addai-Sebo. It was started as a celebration of the contributions of Africa, Africans and people of African descent to civilization from antiquity till the present day. Since then, BHM has […]

The Power of the Underdog

Jesy Nelson, former Little Mix member has just released her first solo single “Boyz” which samples the famous “Bad Boys for Life” track from P.Diddy and the Family’s 2001 album “The Saga Continues”. It is a major deviation from the heavily pop influenced music she used to make with her former bandmates. The song also […]

Day of the Fathers

Of all the jobs I have ever had, no job has been more rewarding and yet equally challenging as being a father. It is a job that I do with pride, but it is also a job that has cost me some sleepless nights and even tears at times. It has been said in contemporary […]

The Dating Crisis

Dating in 2020 is not for the feint hearted. No one wants to commit to anything yet everyone wants all the perks of being with someone. Instant gratification has made the whole thing quite absurd and meaningless. Why bother with it at all? No one takes the time anymore to invest in knowing someone and […]

Never Forget: #BLM

Now that the #BlackLivesMatter and #GeorgeFloyd storms have started dissipating, it’s important that we never forget that racism is still here with us. #BlackLivesMatter is just one of the many ways in which people have been trying to speak up and raise awareness about ongoing racial disparities and injustices in the world we live in, […]

Memoirs of a Novice Magazine Graphic Designer

It can be quite daunting when you decide to start a business. Especially when you have no prior experience in that field and you are basically going at it purely from the pure passion and idealism of it all. Many businesses crumble within the first year for various reasons but mainly because they lose sight […]

Not Just On Valentines Day.

Valentine’s Day is upon us once again. No expense spared. No stone left unturned. It’s all or nothing. Streets and restaurants will be buzzing with lovers canoodling and oozing with delight at the expense of the singletons who have to endure yet another Valentines Day hiding, in embarrassment. As if singleness is a contagious and […]