For March’s instalment of YANOS’ Artist of The Month the title is awarded to Slowthai, an English rapper from Northampton. Read More →

What a year 2018 has been! We have experienced the on-going struggle of leaving the European Union, we’ve seen the murder rate in London exceed that of New York, and we’ve had to put up with Donald Trump as the US president for another year. But despite the bad bits, the year hasn’t been too terrible! Read More →

For December’s issue of YANOS Artist Of The Month, we have awarded the title to Action Bronson! Bronson, whose real name is Ariyan Arslani, is an American rapper who has made quite the impact Read More →

For May’s edition of YANOS’ Artist Of The Month, we are giving the title to the Arctic Monkeys, having released their latest album, Tranquillity Base Hotel & Casino, today Read More →

So, after more than 6 months without a blog update from the team here at YANOS, we are back with our latest Artist Of The Month fixture. For this month’s article, the honour of YANOS’ Artist Of The Month goes to Izzie Gibbs, an up and coming MC from Northampton, UK. Read More →

For our latest issue of YANOS’ Artist Of The Month we are awarding the title to Dave Santan.
This blog post was originally meant to be featured last autumn, however, due to certain circumstances we are only getting to publish it now. Read More →

WE’RE BACK!! Due to other commitments, the YANOS’ blog has been neglected in 2017. But although we haven’t been so active on the blog, we do still have plenty going on in the background. Keep your eyes peeled in 2017 Read More →

2016 hasn’t been all bad! Despite the death of many legends, the rise of Trump, and the ruthless murder of Harambe, 2016 has not been too bad of a year. Read More →

For 2016’s final edition of YANOS’ Artist Of The Month we are awarding the title to General Levy, a ragga deejay from London, the UK. Most known for his work in the 90’s, Levy has a career spanning almost 30 years Read More →

For November’s issue of YANOS’ Artist Of The Month we have awarded the title to Big Youth. The Jamaican Reggae Artist, who’s most well-known for his work during the 1970s, has kicked out big tracks such as “Natty Dread She Want”, “Train to Rhodesia” and “Notty No Jester”. Read More →