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Halima’s honesty comes through in her music with subtle but unmistakable force, in soulful vocals that take their time, sprawling out and making themselves comfortable on her songs.

Ckay speaks with Noisey’s Trey Smith about who has the best jollof, diaspora vibes, and his deal breakers in a relationship.

Do you have something on your mind? Something to get off your chest? A dilemma you need settling?

“I’ve gotten better as an artist as I’ve become more comfortable in myself. Really that’s when people started fucking with me, when I started fucking with myself,” Zyah Belle told Noisey.

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Paul Wall & Termanology chat with Noisey’s Trey Smith about being unproblematic, the best place to take acid and what they would do if the zombie apocalypse broke out right now.

Ravyn Lenae gracefully reflects on her latest music videos "Light Me Up" and "Skin Tight" and responds to fan comments.

Noisey's host, multi-talented West Oakland musician and producer, explorer, poet, and professional scammer, Guapdad 4000, has the bars of a heavyweight and the hook-making gifts of a new age Rick

For the wishful hearts dancing in dive bars and backyards this summer, The Undercover Dream Lovers are laying sweet, sticky melodies over glittery synth-pop songs.

@Childish Major sits down with Trey Smith to discuss life’s tough questions, what you need to know before moving to Atlanta, the legacy of Steve Harvey, and being grateful for his friends.

A short film directed by Julian Klincewicz and Jackson Sjogren. James Righton shares the film to accompany his new album ‘Jim, I’m Still Here’.

Trav checks out comments on his latest videos "Rowdy Rebels" and "Mexico". And finds some familiar faces in the comments.

@ODIE sits down with Trey Smith to talk about the important things in life, such as cartoons, puppies and bringing the diaspora community together.

Marlo Smith is completely self-made.

MIKE sits down with Trey Smith to talk about sharing a bathroom, London and what books he's reading.

“Church Bell,” a poem by San Francisco poet laureate Tongo Eisen-Martin, begins with an electrifying first line: “I’m off to make a church bell out of a bank window.” That imagery is meant to

Faye Webster sits down with Trey Smith to talk about Buc-ee's, Pokemon Go, and designing merch.

“The Wake Up Re-Call” first took the form of a slow and solitary instrumental from Starita and Trent Park released in 2021, fittingly titled “The Wake Up Call.” The track was transformed by

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From New Jersey to Florida to California, Yeek has grown up on three coasts over three decades.

NoonieVsEverybody turned 18 in February, but he speaks with the gravity and mindfulness of someone much older.

Yeek sits down with Trey Smith to talk about Florida Man, the best day to break up with someone, and beating up Vin Diesel.

Lil Cherry and her brother, GOLDBUUDA, who is also her producer, have patented their own whimsical and rebellious sound somewhere between hip hop, alternative pop, hyperpop, punk, and rap.

NoonieVsEverybody's debut mixtape, STRICTLY 4 THE VOICELESS, unveils an ambitious and hungry young artist.

NoonieVsEverybody turned 18 in February, but he speaks with the gravity and mindfulness of someone much older.

Bartees Strange sits down with Trey Smith to answer life's tough questions, like his favorite book, tv show, and how to play the butt trumpet.

Yung Bae’s new album Groove Continental: Side A is full of exotic and euphoric songs.

Johnny Knoxville immediately understood the assignment for the intricately chaotic “On/Off” music video, in which he plays the role of a mob boss helping San Francisco band, French Cassettes

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Saba reacts to fan YouTube comments on his latest videos “Stop That” & “Ziplock” and gives insight into the inspiration and making of his new album “Few Good Things” You Should Subscribe Here Now