18/08/25
Piano People In The Park: Yumbs on the Global Sound of Amapiano
Nothing hits me more in the summer than the feeling of afro-house and amapiano moving through you. As we count down the days to London’s...
16/04/25
Soft Life Ski: Taking up Space at The Summit
Picture this… For what might’ve been a first in Laax, Switzerland — Amapiano breathed life throughout the mountain ranges. It echoed off...
21/03/25
Zowie Kengocha On "Spiral Tape": We All F*ck Up
To say Zowie’s musical career has been a success would be an understatement. Although most people would view this achievement as an...
05/08/25
Breathing fresh air with Halle Brown and Noughts & Crosses
Noughts and Crosses has stood the test of time in terms of its ability to be staged and still feel fresh and its latest stage adaptation at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre is no different. As the sun sets the intimate cast including Halle Brown take to the stage to bring this tale to life.
21/07/25
Crafting a career: Shani Akilah on 'For Such a Time As This'
A year ago author Shani Akilah, celebrated the launch of her debut short story collection For Such a Time As This. For Such a Time As...
22/04/25
The Absence of Melanin in Teen Romcoms
The 50s could be awarded the pioneering decade for the teen movie genre. With that decade came Fred F. Sears Rock Around The Clock, a...
20/07/25
'Fearless' filmmakers on joy, resilience and giving a voice to an overlooked generation
The documentary Fearless celebrates women from the Windrush generation that are rarely seen on screen: six elders in their late 70s to 90s who journeyed from the Caribbean, South Asia, and Ireland to Britain decades ago.
22/05/25
The murder of George Floyd; his legacy in Britain and social media.
The Floor Mag unpacks a new documentary exploring the murder of George Floyd and the socio-economic impact that was felt across Britain and social media.
01/05/25
Revelling in the chaos with BBC Three’s ‘Just Act Normal’ siblings, Chenée Taylor and Akins Subair
Newcomers Chenée Taylor and Akins Subair break down their roles in the brand new BBC Three show ‘Just Act Normal’, embracing growing up and character development.
Sinners: A Haunting Reimagining of Black Horror and Myth
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Michael X: Hustler, Revolutionary, Outlaw
Finale Review: Line Of Duty
Headie One Album Review: Edna
Teyana Taylor Album Review: The Album
Why Quarantine Season Is The Perfect Time To Take In New Music
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Ore's Column
Mnelia x The Floor
Read about our latest digital cover:
MNELIA’s R&B is reflective of her life in more ways than one, bends in multiple directions and taps into her London influences; the singer-songwriter weaves in elements of Afrobeats, drill, hip-hop and more seamlessly in her music. She is also incredibly relatable, her music always coaxing us into singing along.