Following the release of her debut album this month, I spoke to futuristic R&B artist Kelela about sex, vulnerability, and…
September & October’s R&B Reviewed
Twenty years after it was released, I wrote about why we are living, loving, singing and dancing in the afterglow…
Review: Kelela – Take Me Apart
I reviewed Kelela’s debut album for the October issue of Crack Magazine, you can read it here.
Interview: Bibi Bourelly
I spoke to Bibi Bourelly about facing your fears, living your truth, and her latest release, the Boy EP, for Noisey. You…
August and September’s Hip Hop Reviewed
Is the success of XXXtentacion in spite of troubling abuse allegations a damning insight into misogyny in music? I wrote…
July and August’s R&B reviewed
Considering the more futuristic end of R&B that artists like MHYSA are making, I reviewed July and August’s releases for…
Review: Chip – League of My Own II
I reviewed Chip’s album, League of My Own II, for the Observer New Review. You can read it here.
Boiler Room and the issue of “white men”
I wrote about the invisibility of women of colour and their voices in the music world for gal-dem. You can…
June and July’s Hip Hop Reviewed
Looking at Fekky’s debut album, I considered the confluence of grime and British hip hop. Plus, I reviewed June and…
The Observer critics’ guide to the summer holidays
I contributed to the Observer New Review’s critics’ guide to summer. You can read my picks here.
