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Representing Fulham’s Bayonne Estate, W1zzy has spent the last two years steadily building momentum and establishing himself as one of the most exciting names emerging from the UK rap scene. Following the success of his debut project, Sixth Sense, released in 2025, W1zzy returns with a stronger, more refined body of work that further cements his position as one of the standout voices of the new generation.

Midnite Pharmacy are proof that the best creative partnerships often start somewhere unexpected. Liam and Si first crossed paths on a Monday morning at DC10 in Ibiza back in 2007, both students at the University of Leeds at the time, studying music and soaking up everything the city's club scene had to offer.

Milton Keynes isn't a city that gets written about that often. It doesn't have the postcode mythology of South London or the grit-lit romance people project onto Manchester. It's roundabouts and retail parks and a lot of people quietly getting on with it. SB is one of them. Started rapping with his face covered and then one day just... took the mask off. 'Whipwork' dropped and suddenly there's a face to go with the voice.

There are people in this industry who build careers, and there are people who build infrastructure. Corey Johnson belongs firmly in the second group. For nearly two decades, the South London music executive has been quietly doing the work that the music industry has historically refused to do for itself. Investing in young people before there was a return on the table. Building rooms before anyone was asking to be in them. Making the harder, smarter choice.

There are artists who make music and there are artists who build universes. Zino ZB, born Jayreece, is firmly in the second category. From Stoke-on-Trent, with Ghanaian, Italian and British roots, a combat athlete who competes as seriously as he creates, a clothing brand, a philosophy, and now 99, his most cinematic project yet. The artwork alone tells you everything. A samurai, a wolf, a red moon, Japanese characters framing a young man from the Midlands who has decided ther