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Groove Magazine is a London-based music media platform spotlighting the next generation of artists. 

Our coverage spans genres and geographies, from local scenes to global sounds. We publish features, live sessions, and interviews that give you something to discover beyond your algorithm.

Groove is run by musicians, writers, and creatives who’ve been on both sides of the industry. We exist to document what’s happening now and what’s coming next.

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“You’d never forget about me, right?” ★ zakkarias (@zakkariasmusic) for Groove Magazine Full piece live on groovemagazine.co Written by @alicelindsell . . . #zakkarias #altpop #newmusic #emergingartist #californiamusic #indiepop
There’s a stereotype that London crowds don’t move at shows. Strandz (@officialstrandz) made it his mission to prove that wrong. “This ain’t just your regular show, this is an experience and we want you to fall in love with y
Strandz (@officialstrandz) brought out Giggs, Lockdown T, Pip Millett, Krept, and Mnelia to join him at Scala. For UK rap fans, this lineup hit. Every guest appearance sent the crowd wild, and the energy kept building each time another artist steppe
Strandz (@officialstrandz) live at Scala London (@scalaldn) ★ The South London artist brought his 90s hip-hop-inspired sound to life on stage, performing tracks from his newest album Diaspora Dance Music. The set was electric, and a clear reminder o
Braxton Cook (@braxton_cook) at the Jazz Café (@thejazzcafe) ★ His Not Everyone Can Go tour is a profound exploration of fatherhood, legacy, and love, expressed through virtuosic musicianship and raw honesty. From ‘My Sun’ to &lsq
“Are you going soft rage with me, London?” ★ BINA. (@binaofficial) live at Koko (@kokocamden): a set full of energy, emotion, and genre-blurring brilliance. Full piece now live on groovemagazine.co ✦ Words by @alicelindsell Photograph
Hope Tala (@hopetala) live at Koko (@kokocamden) ★ Photography by @elektrakald for Groove Magazine . . . #hopetala #koko #kokolondon #livemusic #londonmusic #gigphotography #concertphotography #londonnights #rnb #neosoul #altpop #ukmusic #musicwrite
Berwyn (@berwynberwynberwyn) on stage at The 100 Club (@100clublondon). More coming soon ★ Photography by @evie.works for Groove Magazine . . . #berwyn #100club #londonmusic #ukmusic #livemusic #gigphotography #musicphotography #liveshow #londonart
From bedroom tiktoks to a sold-out London headline, Sabyna’s (@itssabyna) rise feels both fast and deeply earned. Her new single, “Permission to Talk,” lands at a moment where her voice is clearer, louder, and more honest than ever.
We’re watching pop music evolve in real time, with the rise of a new kind of pop girl. From Charli XCX to Addison Rae to Audrey Hobert, today’s pop stars are leaning into something more grounded, more intimate, and more relatable. Perfect
Pitchfork’s Dalston Takeover reminded us why East London remains the heart of indie music. From shoegaze to electro-pop, the festival delivered some of the most exciting sets of the year, and we were there to catch it all 🤩 Words by @loiseliz

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