The first set of visuals from the Das Racist emcee’s Oakland inspired 51 mixtape, which you can download free-of-charge here…

I was given a copy of the Toronto songstresses The MF Life last week (shoutout to Monique at Island Records) and have found myself pretty addicted to it. Here is the latest visual from the project, which although drowning the music out a little, is strong on the concept and is pretty different to what we’d usually expect from an RnB artist on a major label. To purchase the album, click here…

M.E.D’s Madlib-produced collaboration with Hodgy Beats from his album, Classic gets a great live/animated hybrid visual treatment…

Visuals for the latest single to drop from Wretch’s Black and White LP, which is available now from Itunes…

Visuals for the latest single released from Emeli Sande’s Our Version Of Events, inspired by the patients she came into contact with on a daily basis whilst studying medicine in Glasgow, Scotland.

“During my time studying medicine, I found it hard to write, but one of the things that inspired me were the patients and the interaction that they had with their loved ones during their time of illness. When people arrived at the hospital, money and status became irrelevant and only health mattered, which sparked an honesty between people which was amazing to see. This interaction, declaration of support and love, was the inspiration for ‘My Kind Of Love’ and something I wanted to portray in the video the track”.

To purchase the album head here…

Check out the lead single from vocalist Lulu James’ upcoming EP of the same name. This girl is set for big things, so if you like the video be sure to pre-order the four track EP (which drops on Monday) from Itunes…

The latest single from the highly anticipated Slaughterhouse sophomore LP, welcome to: OUR HOUSE, gets the visual treatment. Look out for the album dropping June 12th…

Time really does fly. Two years ago since the late great Keith Edward Elam aka Guru tragically passed away, and almost nine years since I first heard this track, which was to be my introduction to one of the greatest hip-hop duos of all time.

Short documentary looking at BMX rider Nigel Sylvester and how he’s used his bike skills to travel the world…

The title track from L.E.P Bogus Boys latest mixtape finally gets the visual treatment, hopefully a NoDJ version might surface at some point?