Leicester in the Midlands is showing some talent off at the moment. Now it is Nwiz's time. On the track Live How I Live Nwiz breaks down where he is from and what it has taken to get to where he is. Digging out narcs he is not one to settle whilst on the block. Serious business and realness in abundance.

London MC Panther's new single is "Out Here" which is produced by Bad FX. The video is shot and directed by Rayzah Visualz. The track is lifter from Panther's debut LP Alone In The Dark which is dropping soon via Prestigious Recordings.

Widnes, UK based producer Wounded Buffalo Beats is back with yet another phenomenal offering. This time in the form of his EP titled Wounded.

Larwood and Koh performing 'Axis' for Wordplay Sessions. If it wasn't for the original award winning video this would be something to behold. As it is, its a great rendition, but not as impressive as the original. Axis is taken from Larwood and Koh's debut EP 'Score'.

Lab79 proudly presents the return of Conflix with his brand-new EP. Fresh off the back of the momentum gained by lead single 'Tethered' Conflix has released his long-anticipated EP 'Investment in Loss'.

The latest release from the Peterborough based 4 The Culture Records family is a track by Free 1s Mind. Entitled Terrakotta the track is produced by label head honcho Inos. As you might expect from his moniker Free 1s Mid is all about consciousness.

Quick sixteen bar freestyles from Bristol residents Da Regiment which comprises MCs B Wun, Matey Boy and Skinny Tallss. Shot in a dark room these guys must spend all their time perfecting their bars and this is just an insight into three minutes of their everyday activities.

The Bristol triumvirate of vocalists Twizzy and Komposa get busy one again dropping bars over a Chillman produced banger entitled Crabs In A Bucket.

Next up on the 'Village Live and Direct' series is the brand new single 'Prism', by Manchester, UK based producer Fthmlss. Interspersed with running water sounds this down-tempo ambient track has jazzy beats, tinkling piano and a definite chilled vibe.

Born and raised in Melbourne, Uncle Nameless grew up surrounded by music, busking and living off live street performances with his old man. By six, he was playing classical flamenco and blues guitar and later learnt to play drums.