My Interviews Are Hotter (sk Vibemaker)

Livin the crazy life - Dutchavelli x SK Vibemaker (My Interviews Are Hotter) Uk Female rapper on the rise Lavida Loca talks to SK Vibemaker about: Her story so far, Moving from Malawi to the UK from a young age, The Vybz Kartel vs Wizkid debate, The making of her track ‘ I been’, Being cool with being seen as that ‘raw hood chick’, If she compromise her raw sound to gain a wider audience? Her take on the music industry since she has stepped in, The challenge of writing her brutally introspectively honest track ‘2 sides’, Putting her videos on her own youtube channel rather than on brand channels/platforms, How much unity she feels amongst her female rap peers, Bouncing back from 4 years in jail & getting her life back on track & more… www.instagram.com/skvibemaker | www.skvibemaker.co.uk

East London rapper on the rise Dutchavelli talks to SK Vibemaker about: The new phase in his career, His music journey so far, Transition from Dutch to Dutchavelli, Being SteffLon Dons younger brother - The Pros/cons to having a successful sibling musician who came out before you, Not falling under his sisters shadow, Bouncing back from being locked up & returning to music, Moving around from Birmingham, Rotterdam & then East London as a younger, His take on what is happening in the UK rap game at the moment, Ambitions as an artist & more… www.instagram.com/skvibemaker | www.skvibemaker.co.uk

East London Female rapper on the rise Teezandos talks to SK Vibemaker about: The Teezandos story so far, The story behind her name, Being the princess of UK Drill, Being a weirdo & What is ‘weird’ in Teezandos eyes? How she is dealing with the extra male fanbase, Inspiration behind her track ‘Highlander’, Being from East LDN but not repping it, Artists that have inspired her on the come up, Why she is not inspired by UK artists, How she has inspired UK female Drill artists, Forthcoming body of work, If she would tone down her raw content to gain a wider audience & more… www.instagram.com/skvibemaker | www.skvibemaker.co.uk

On the release of their album ‘Breathing exercises’, Brighton rapper/producer duo Frankie Stew & Harvey Gunn talk to SK Vibemaker about: Releasing an album during lockdown, Explaining what they do musically, The relevance of their album title ‘Breathing exercises’, Their powerful song ‘Tortoise’, The challenge of not going with trends/waves with their sound, The importance of carrying on the theme in their music of mixing together rap, garage, dance together, The debate about the relevance of Grime amongst younger audiences, Mike Skinner comparisons & more… www.instagram.com/skvibemaker | www.skvibemaker.co.uk