Following the release of his debut album, JayeDee sits down with Epigram Music to discuss making old school hip hop while living in South East England.

Dua Lipa’s second record, Future Nostalgia, is powered by an undoubtably 80’s sound that defines the work. An ode to self and female empowerment, it emanates the confidence and refined artistic conviction of a third, if not fourth studio album.

Car Seat Headrest wipe the slate clean and reimagine their sound on latest record Making A Door Less Open.

On U.S. Girls’ seventh album, Heavy Light, producer and songwriter Meghan Remi trades her trademark lush pop experimentation for nostalgic soul instrumentals and socially charged lyricism.

Over sixteen tracks Four Tet aka Kieran Hebden, crafts a soulful electronic expanse, moving between crisp dance floor cuts and an ambient offering that’s his best yet.

Epigram Music delve into Bristol’s thriving student music scene and introduce three new bands to sink your teeth into; if you like youthful anarchism and adrenaline fuelled guitar then look no further…

Moses Boyd wows Bristol with his concoction of hyperkinetic jazz beats and darting saxophone ripples...

Sam Lee pays a worthy tribute to his ultimate inspiration - the beauty of nature. Read our review of his exquisite performance...