Callum Davies

London's Field Day festival continues to keep us excited, and keep us guessing.

Ahead of Love Supreme Festival 2018, we chat to Alfa Mist about his upcoming appearance.

We take a closer look at the changes coming to our favourite UK festival.

The Boomtown 2018 lineup has arrived, and there's a distinctly nostalgic vibe running through it.

We all knew that the Chapter 10 Boomtown Fair headliner was going to be a big hitter, but I don't think any of us expected Gorillaz to make an appearance...

DJ Marky is bringing his headline night to Brixton on Saturday, and he took some time to talk to us about what to expect.

Jonesing for some chilled, jazzy hip-hop? You could do a lot worse than Blue Lab Beats.

London Jazz Festival is off to a very, very strong start, with Tank and the Bangas smashing it at the Jazz Cafe last Saturday.

Any time The Bug and Flowdan get together you know things are going to get deep.

South London label plus Melbourne soul act? Somebody pinch us, hard.

Connie Constance's Let Go is one of the most powerful tracks we've heard this year, and it has the video to match.

Somehow, Synkro has managed to blend hip-hop, breakbeat and eighties sci-fi on his latest track. Give Vanishing Point a listen to find out what we mean.

Bootsy Collins is bringing out his first album in more than 7 years. Time to get funked up.

Planning a Halloween house party and need to really, really sell the atmosphere? You could go a lot worse than these terrifying video game soundtracks.

Just in case you were getting a bit too hyped for Friday, we're here with a new Carmody single that will probably ruin you. You're welcome.

Detroit producer Shigeto brought his jazz, polyrhythmic stylings to Omeara in South London and we were there to check it out.

Little Simz is taking on America with her latest track, Good For What, and something tells us she's going to win.

Not enough weird, trippy neo-classical music in your life today? Well, you're in luck, there's a new Snow Palms track out.

Jennifer Lee, aka TOKiMONSTA, forgot nearly everything she knew about making music after a life-saving brain operation. Now she has it all back, and this is the result.

It takes a lot of guts to cover a track like Zombie, and Sarah Elizabeth Charles has gifted us with the best version since the original.