Somali sisters Iman and Siham Hashi, collectively known as Faarrow, are trying to make a difference. They fully subscribe to Big Sean’s notion that “one (wo)man can change the world” and have been heavily involved in several humanitarian organizations and projects. They also have their own socially conscious jewellery line and their catchy pop tunes […]
Former #HerSourceHeroine Kaiya Milan has been making big moves lately in her mission to bring women in the music industry together through events and a strong support system. Her organization Women In Music UK has been re-imagined into The Sorority House in a bid to emulate the American notion of sisterhood with British female artists […]
Ms Banks, a South London native of Nigerian and Ugandan heritage, brings her own unique perspective to the UK Grime scene. Her rhymes are authoritative in nature and speak on her experiences growing up in the ‘hood with a predominantly male circle. Banks smokes weed, finds it uncomfortable presenting herself in an overtly sexual way […]
Stephanie Asuai Eyime, better known as Phlow, is the female rapper destroying her male competition in Lagos, Nigeria. The name came from her fascination with the flow of fellow artists who inspire her and her understanding of the integral part a rapper’s flow plays in forming a great song. She is now a part of […]
Isa Marina Lopez, better known by stage name Isa, is a second-generation singer, songwriter and model of Cuban and Dominican descent. Inspired by the likes of Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston, the Bronx-raised beauty always had a passion for music and performing. At the age of nine, she taught herself how to play the guitar […]
Lady Leshurr, otherwise known as Melesha O’Garro, has decided to bring comedy to the UK rap scene with her controversial bars and fun interpretation of pop culture news. She’s best known for her “Queen’s Speech” five-part freestyle series, which got her millions of hits and global attention. Each track had its own video and showcased […]
South London spoken word rapper Corynne Elliot a.k.a. Speech Debelle has just returned from a four-year hiatus with lead single “The Work” from her upcoming third album, Tantil Before I Breathe. Growing up in a middle-class Jamaican neighborhood in Crystal Palace, Debelle started writing poetry aged eight and began rapping by 13. At the age […]
Adiam Dymott was born in Uppsala, Sweden to Eritrean parents, where she grew up surrounded by strong women in the form of her mother and four sisters, to whom she remains inseparable from. The 80s baby was singing in the church choir from the age of four and went on to develop an eclectic taste […]
Eternia, born Silk-Anne Semiramis Dawn Craig Kaya, is an example of an artist that genuinely trusts the process—something that isn’t the easiest to do when it comes to making rap music and building a fan base. Visit streaming.thesource.com for more information While her career in Hip Hop has brought her all over the world over […]
Foxes (real name Louisa Rose Allen), much like the cunning animal that inspired her stage name (which by the way, she impressively out-Googles), is equal parts clever, adaptive and wise, with her music naturally highlighting all of these qualities. Visit streaming.thesource.com for more information Much more than a pop singer, her powerful voice adapts to […]
