Hamza Riaz

Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Mic Cheque. Bridging the gap between British and American rap.

Review: Denzel Curry, ‘Melt My Eyez See Your Future’

Denzel Curry shifts from explosive to existential on his fifth studio album, the Floridan’s most realised work so far.

The nation’s two most revered trappers combine for an appetising mixtape synonymous with their respective styles and origins.

Over a decade since he began releasing music, South London’s Youngs Teflon releases a career highlight.

Egyptian singer Bayou collaborates with London producer and rapper Yef for their single “Persian Girl”, an ode to Iranian women of the Middle East.

Off the back of the viral “Body” remix and top ten hits, ArrDee speaks on his debut mixtape, aspirations and common misconceptions.

On his debut album, Kojey Radical brings heart, spirit and ambitious blends to challenge traditions of UK hip hop.

Chicago’s frontier relives his glory days on the refreshing 4NEM, one of the best projects of his decade-long career.

West London’s Finn Foxell drops his first single of the year – a self-searching anthem for expressing your real identity.

London singer-songwriter Prinny drops her first single of the year.

Chicago’s Saba is ready to count his blessings on his most radiant album to date.

London emcee Skirmish drops the visuals for his latest track, the lyrically sharp “I’m Not Involved”.

Cordae continues to showcase unfulfilled potential; a young talent with the bars that’s lacking the charisma.