Unlocked announced its year-long programme The Amplify Accelerator to support independent podcasters with essential tools and resources to thrive within the industry.

Leonardo Iheagwam’s SOLDIER teamed up with the Incubator for his first exhibition in London’s west end. “What would Nigerian, Igbo Pop Art look like today?”. The incubator showcased new and previous pieces that were seen by the public by the public for the first time. 

Sounds of the Diaspora issue was conceptualised as a campaign to celebrate the impact of our music, locally and globally.

City Splash, the ‘home of culture’ returns this year - marking its fourth year. It has undoubtedly become one of the leading UK festivals to experience.

Is the British hair industry still ignoring Afro-hair? BLK Brit spoke to Lina, co-founder of men’s Afro hair care brand, Aaron Wallace, and copywriter Rhys Waul about his hair journey.

V&A East Museum announces its first major exhibition, 'The Music is Black: A British Story'. Located in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, the honorary exhibition is championing Black British culture, through spotlighting the impact of musicians and their contributions across Grime, Reggae, Jazz, Grime and more.

We caught up with South London legend, Pearl Boatswain aka Dubplate Pearl, who delves into the importance of the invitiave whilst sharing her deep connection with music. 

Multi-award winning filmmaker and social activist, Penny Woolcock joined forces with production company The Drop on ‘Trapping’ - delivering what’s acknowledged as a truthful and raw portrayal of country lines and war on drugs.

Attracting over two million attendees globally, Notting Hill Carnival is an annual celebration of Caribbean cultures. Highlighting the finest Caribbean cuisine, drinks, dances and music accompanied by lively parades and participants representing their culture by way of flags and clothing.

On Friday 18th August 2023, Stormzy not only brought the best vibes with him (and some rain), but his alluring and charming self to grace East London’s Victoria Park, with a performance so powerful that even the torrential rain couldn’t stop him.

The GRM Gala welcomed artists and industry leading figures to celebrate Black Excellence in UK Music and Entertainment. The illustrious event entertained the likes of Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Stormzy, Kojey Radical…

NQ (Northern Quarterz) 5th Anniversary celebration was held Sunday 23rd July 2023 from 6pm at Manchester Hall. The historical, award-winning event space was designed in 1929 and has one of the largest rooftop spaces in Manchester, a very apt choice for a milestone evening. 

Get Out actor, Daniel Kaluuya has been announced as Roundhouse’s new Associate Artistic Director. Situated near Camden, the first act of his role will see Kaluuya creating a new youth theatre named Centre 59.

An overview of the Windrush 75 Concert, hosted by Trevor Nelson at the legendary Royal Albert Hall. The night commemorated the 75th anniversary of Windrush, a one-off concert featuring Craig David, Beverley Knight, Loose Ends official, YolanDa Brown OBE, Hak Baker, Salena Godden and Tobago Crusoe, accompanied by Chineke Foundation Orchestra.

Founder and designer of Corteiz makes a rare interview appearance as it sits down with 90s Baby Show regular hosts Fred, Temi and VP.

Hear Myself Think is an audio-theatre podcast experience that encourages people to take 10 to 15 minutes out of their day to relax and engage with the stories of the different characters. We interviewed Kaleya Baxe to find out more about her role as dramaturg and thoughts about supporting black mental health.

This Friday, G-Shock and Code+Culture return with the third session celebrating the journeys of artists and creatives who have successfully defied the odds to become preeminent in their respective fields.

What makes a house a home? A house is made of bricks and beams, a home is made of hopes and dreams. The East London rap collective, NSG and British DJ, singer and songwriter Afro B continue to manifest this statement with their latest investments in Africa.

The words “Affirm”, “Self-care”, and “Manifest” have become the latest social media buzzwords. They may even sound as cliche as “Be yourself; everyone else is already taken”, “Mind over matter” or “When life gives you lemons make lemonade”, however, these positive mantras are exceptionally important in this day and age.

During my uni years, I was lucky enough to get involved in making a documentary on the Black Liberation Front with the Young Historians Project, a political and cultural group that emerged from the struggles of what it meant to be a Black Briton in the early 1970s to the early 1990s.