With years in the game London based artist Cons aka Conspicuous returns with Teardrops and Melodies featuring production from A H Fly. Dropping via his Stadium Studio vehicle in association with Ottoman Elf. On the back of several heavy releases, this one too maintains Cons' consistency.

Brand new RAR freestyle series live on Shay D's 'Saturdays with Shay' radio show on Reprezent Radio 107.3FM. Rappers share a deeper lyrical freestyle for the session. Frizz proving she has the style, delivery and metaphors.

Amos returns for Gold On The Mixer with a banger entitled Black Belts. On the track he is joined with a number of black belt MCs in their own right: Junior Disprol and Evolucian. Each MC delivers heavyweight verses which point by point detail their verbal dexterity.

The first single from the upcoming Anemnesis album by Blue City CDF aka Jay Rede and Formal Brown on Wales based Bard Picasso records. This one features Yonkers award winning rapper Jass Bianchi and production from Risk1. An optimistic and smooth classic burner.

T.E.S.T Squad head OneMike gets freeky with it on his new single over the classic sample. The Nashville based MC drops dirty rhymes on Freek Like Me getting R&B and West Coast G-funk vibes to combine for a strip club bumper. Additional production from Like O.

Another superbly funky track from the Genesis Elijah and Pastor Dutchie duo. I'll See You, as with Genesis Elijah's recent work is essentially a stream of consciousness. I don't think there is anything going on in Genesis' head except for continually composing dope rhymes.

Ill Gramr is an emcee, graffiti writer and tattoo artist from Peterborough UK, having last previously released music back in 2009, with now legendary producer ChatOne, he's back with plenty to say and the same devilish word play and mind bending flows.

One of the best tracks to be taken from the recent LP Somewhere is Eyes Don't Shine by Confucius MC. Eyes Don't Shine is a relatively short burst of brilliance compared to some of its neighbours on the album, but that's all the time it takes to draw us into Confucius's world.

Walthamstow, London based musician and rapper Jeshi is the UK’s bold new outlier, delivering brash yet poetic songs infused with personal storytelling and powerful social commentary. On Generation Jeshi expresses the feelings many will think apply to their (lost) generation.

Glasgow-based rap artist, producer and songwriter Kobi Onyame returns with the visuals to his first offering in four years. The spirited 'My Prayer' is the first single taken from his new album 'Don't Drink the Poison'. My Prayer is the Scottish Ghanaian native's wish list and instruction for the eradication of racism and betterment of society.