Black British artists are redefining the nation’s sound, blending heritage, innovation, and resilience to shape the future of modern British music. The Mic's Mide Williams reports. Black British culture continues to flourish, weaving itself into the very fabric of modern British identity. From the way we speak to the food we eat, and most strikingly, through music, Black Brits have reshaped the nation’s cultural landscape since the early waves of migration. In the 2020s, our

“ Brother, brother, brother . There’s far too many of you dying .”— Marvin Gaye The Original Cover of What's Going On You know, I can admit that I am young. Far more juvenile than juvenile can account for. Be that as it may, the consequence of love, the consequence of song, has bred a sense akin to knowledge but far more softer. The likes of love, song and dance have shaped in me what we might have regarded as inscrutable — what I am desperately endeavouring to convey, as car

“If I lost control , or did not have control , things would just... be fatal .” The Original Cover of Ctrl Singer-songwriter SZA’s debut album Ctrl  is a dynamic piece that dives into the experience of self-discovery in early adulthood, encapsulating the good, the bad, and the ugly. While it resonates with young people from all backgrounds, the raw and unfiltered way in which she breaks down the constant balancing act between trying to maintain control while simultaneously ba