WPGM Revisits: Tyler The Creator – Wolf (Album Review)
The 2013 Tyler the Creator LP Wolf was a timeless project, beautifully structured with a fluent storyline which wasn’t dragged out or rushed. The evolution...
Best New Music: Ash Shakur – Horror Flick [WPGM Premiere]
South London Illustrator and experimental hip hop artist Ash Shakur premieres his latest jam “Horror Flick” exclusively with WPGM today ahead of its official release...
WPGM Reviews: Alessandro Ciminata Live At The Waiting Room
Alessandro Ciminata is a London-based Italian singer, who moved to London 7 years ago, following his passion for music and relocating to the capital for...
WPGM Recommends: Sampa The Great – The Return (Album Review)
The recently released LP from Sampa The Great titled The Return is a wholesome easy listen; Nineteen tracks split into four sections by interludes, Sampa...
WPGM Recommends: Slayyyter – Slayyyter (Album Review)
If you’ve watched American Horror Story: Coven, then you’ll know that throughout the season, a core theme is the passing of youth and power. The...
Best New Music: Mike Ruby – Is Anyone There [WPGM Premiere]
WPGM seldom do exclusive premieres but when we do, you already know that what we’re premiering is really really special, so with that being said,...
WPGM Reviews: FLETCHER Live At The Garage (In Pictures)
New Jersey-born singer-songwriter FLETCHER performed her first-ever London show on Wednesday, September 18th. The show was upgraded from the Courtyard Theater to The Garage in...
WPGM Recommends: Taylor Swift – Lover (Album Review)
When Kanye West interrupted Taylor Swift accepting her award for ‘Best Female Video’ at the MTV Video Music Awards in 2009, claiming that Beyoncé’s “Single...
WPGM Recommends: Young Thug – So Much Fun (Album Review)
It has been some time since we heard from Young Thug, but the US rapper is back to delight his fans. After time out of...
WPGM Recommends: Mabel – High Expectations (Album Review)
When your mother is Neneh Cherry, the Swedish singer, responsible for song like “7 Seconds”, and your father is Cameron McVey, executive producer for artists...