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. 

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.

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…

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

The people’s champ, Stormzy has announced a £500,000 donation which will fund scholarships for disadvantaged students. This is part of his long term commitment, which he first announced in June to give away ten million pounds over a decade to help organisations that are dedicated to fighting racial inequality in the UK.

Many have tried, but you cannot silence the voice of black culture. It’s just too stubborn. Not even the coronavirus pandemic could manage it.

Today we’re honouring Ashley Walters: an iconic Black British rapper, actor and producer. This individual’s influence and longevity within the entertainment and music industry must be recognised. He has continuously broken barriers for young Black men and women, but most importantly, the younger generations.