THE ALLERGIES: Beneath This Sun LP
STONE MONKEY
17/10/2026
Can we call The Allergies the jewel in Jalapeno Records’ crown yet? I think we can after a decade on the label, a total of
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WOXOW feat. PHILL MOST CHILL: Dr Cumbia (Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
11/10/2026
A second slice of heavyweight hiphop on the Little Beat More label this autumn (following Whatafunk’s Hood Thangs-featuring Unlearn The World) is this brief (at
PITCHCAPS: Showtime (Vinyl LP)
STONE MONKEY
05/10/2026
It’s not immediately clear why European producers (especially these from the UK and France) should fly the flag of boom-bap hip-hop more than stateside ones
WHATAFUNK feat. UNLEARN THE WORLD: Hood Thangs
STONE MONKEY
27/09/2026
Just out, Hood Thangs finds Whatafunk adding to the rich bonanza of boom-bap hip-hop dropping this autumn. The track is the first from the forthcoming
AESOP ROCK & BLOCKHEAD: Trouble Trouble
STONE MONKEY
26/09/2026
Aesop Rock & Blockhead continue their long-held partnership and are shortly to release a new LP entitled Trouble Mountain. Before that though, here’s first single,
VOODOOCUTS: Riddim Freak/ Work This (Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
16/09/2026
Ask anyone to name two of Missy Elliott’s biggest cuts and they’ll more than likely name the tracks Get Ur Freak On and Work It
US3 feat. AKIL DASAN: Have A Great Day
STONE MONKEY
13/09/2026
Us3 drop a third single prior to the release of new album Snap, Crackle & Bop in the shape of Have Great Day which, like
THE ALLERGIES HYBRIDMP & KAI: Lost My Soul
STONE MONKEY
13/09/2026
The Allergies go deep on their next single, Lost My Soul with Bristol emcee-duo HybridMP & KAI. We kick off with a stripped back drums-n-vox
KRASH SLAUGHTA: ATCK (A Tribe Called Krash)(Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
22/08/2026
The first new material from Krash Slaughta since last autumn finds our man dropping a tuff 45 featuring two dope ATCQ remixes. And what else
DJP: The Nod Factor (DJP Remix)/ How Many Emcees Must Get Dissed (Toxic Funk Vol. 23)(Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
20/08/2026
It’s always worth paying attention when DJP drops material and this latest brace of remixes for Breakbeat Paradise’s Toxic Funk series merely reinforces the fact.