Music Synths that sound human: Monophonik's rowdy rave music channels the uncertainty of life Monophonik turns in a mix of 100% Indian subcontinent artists and talks to Aneesa Ahmed about experimental synthesis and the beauty of imperfection
Music “New York makes you better”: Escaflowne is Brookyln’s next genre-hopping dance music star Escaflowne delivers a slamming mix, and talks to Annabel Ross about his process, the musical influence of NYC and making edits for the greater good
Music “I’m my best self when DJing”: DJ Priya plays like her life depends on it DJ Priya shares a typically high-energy set and speaks to Aneesa Ahmed about connecting with herself through music and how DJing saved her from the lowest point in her life
Music South African storytelling: Stay-C is exploring unique angles in drum 'n' bass Aneesa Ahmed talks to Stay-C about South Africa's drum 'n' bass scene, sneaking backstage to give her tracks to London Elektricity, and winning Hospital Records' mentorship programme
Features "I really just want to play house music": Space Ghost is the analog revival we all need right now Louis Anderson-Rich talks to Oakland's sonic virtuoso, who despite being four albums deep is just getting started
Music Sound nothing like before: Nikki Nair’s unpredictable music drags you through a genre wormhole Nikki Nair turns in a 100% production mix, and talks to Aneesa Ahmed about getting grounded for going out to gigs, making "weird" music in isolation, and how a chance encounter with Mike Banks set him on the path to a music career
Music Heartbeat-matching: Ruby Savage’s uninhibited DJ sets will make you feel alive Safi Bugel talks to NTS resident and "babe of all trades" Ruby Savage, who's dedicated to championing good vibes across dancefloors and the wider music industry
Music Profound connection: Dar Disku's pumping dance music is powered by Middle Eastern, Arabic and Asian sounds Safi Bugel speaks to the DJ duo and label heads about their process, eclectic sonic identity, and why Western producers shouldn't reinterpret music from Eastern cultures with an orientalist lens
Music "The sound of injustice": Muqata'a turns the noise of warfare into protest music Zab Mustefa speaks to Palestinian artist Muqata'a about life under occupation, sampling weapons of war and fighting back through music
Music Stiff Pap's abrasive post-kwaito is a soundtrack for frustrated South African youth Michael Lawson speaks to Johannesburg duo Stiff Pap, whose new EP ‘TUFF TIME$’ delivers an uncompromising sonic vision that "breaks the perception of the rainbow nation"
Music Incendiary sounds: DJ Firestarr is a UK rap powerhouse Gemma Ross speaks to DJ Firestarr, who hasn't let a global pandemic and personal crisis stop his rise to rap tastemaker status
Music Lost in the sauce: Pamcy channels her love of food into blissful house music Tope Olufemi meets Pamcy, the Filipino who combines two of the best things in life: good food and sumptuous house music
Music "Never constrained by anything": TAAHLIAH's fearless creativity fuses emotion, pop and experimental electronics Tope Olufemi speaks to TAAHLIAH, the boundary-breaking Scottish artist combining innovative synthesis and powerful themes
Music The body and beat: Guedra Guedra's unique music is inspired by the rhythms of life in Africa Gemma Ross speaks to the nomadic Moroccan artist, whose new album explores field recordings, tribalism and the transcendent capabilities of music
Music Baby Weight is the Dolly Parton-loving DJ who's here to take tech-house back from the Big Room Bros Marcus Dowling meets Baby Weight, the Washington DC partystarter who is resolutely anti-bullshit and pro fun
Music Grove’s radical self-expression inspires collective freedom Jemima Skala speaks to Grove, whose empowerment anthems will make you "get down and dutty wine!"
Music Inner werk: VONDA7 is using music to find her authentic self VONDA7 delivers a mix and interview ahead of the release of her debut album 'Let Go'
Music “More risk-taking”: Jossy Mitsu is spreading her wings Patrick Hinton speaks to Rinse FM resident Jossy Mitsu, whose debut EP 'Planet J' introduces her sonic world
Music “Experiment and develop”: Korzi’s soundsystem-inspired music accepts no limits The co-founder of Manchester's Left, Right & Centre party and label is pushing a variety of stimulating sounds
Music Fka Mash’s blend of mbaqanga and kwaito challenges South Africa’s apartheid past Fka Mash's new EP 'Love Songs From Soweto' takes inspiration from musical styles that were pioneered in the face of - and overcame - colonial oppression
Music Meet The 83rd, the music professor who makes radical Black club music Crystal Mioner meets The 83rd, the New York-based music professor whose club music is a continuation of the radical Black tradition
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