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This week we have an Apple Music exclusive from OVO's head poncho and Rejjie Snow debuts on Boiler Room. Drake - Views Album  Drizzy has dropped his highly anticipated fourth studio album VIEWS .  The OVO head has been teasing with snippets of the LP for the last couple of weeks along with unveiling the album art and tracklist . The album is currently only available to stream on Apple Music with no word on when, if at all, it will be available on other services. VIEWS  is available for purchase now on  iTunes . Click here to check out Drake’s Summer Sixteen tour dates.  Rejjie Snow - Boiler Room Debut After appearing on Noisey’s New Originals series Irish rapper Rejjie Snow has now debuted on Boiler Room under the moniker OG Emoji. Check out the boiler room video filmed at a warehouse party in Peckham. Check out the video below and keep an eye out for Dear Annie, coming soon.

This Music Monday Del Rey drops her new single ‘Honeymoon’, 2 Chainz is back with the third installment in his Trapavelli series and The BasedGod's performance. Lil B - Boiler Room Set  Check out Lil B's performance at Boiler Room with Ray Ban in Chicago in which the self proffesed BasedGod performed tracks such as "Soul Food", "Bitch Mob Anthem", "Murder Rate," as well as a cover of O.T Genasis' "CoCo." Head  over to Hypebeast here to check out the video. 2 Chainz - Trapavelli Tre (Mixtape Stream)  Five years to the day since the release of Trapavelli 2, 2 Chainz return with Trapavellia Tre. The mixtape, produced by Mike Dean, Zaytoven and more, features verse from Kevin Gates, Yound Dolp and Wiz Khalifa. Listen to the mixtape here . Lana Del Rey - High By The Beach  Zane Lowe took to his Beats Radio 1 program this morning to debut the latest track from Lana Del Rey. Entitle...

Listen to Snoop Dogg's new album Bush, Flat White aka Virgil Abloh's Boiler Room set and a previously unresleased track from Atlanta native Reese with Rich Homie Quan in this weeks musical roundup.  FLAT WHITE - Boiler Room FLAT WHITE aka Virgil Abloh was the latest talent to take on Boiler Room last weekend showcasing a 40-song set at the heart of the capital. Head over to Hypebeast here to listen of download the set from boilerroom.tv . Snoop Dogg - Bush (Album)  Snoop Dogg adds another string to his legendary career with the release of latest album Bush. Snoop is joined by a plethora of talent Pharrell (who also executive produced the album), Stevie Wonder, Kendrick Lamar, T.I., Gwen Stefani, Rick Ross and Charlie Wilson. Stream the full album here . Reese ft Rich Homie Quan - Whoa Atlanta native Reese is joined by Rich Homie Quan on a just released track that didn't feature on his recent EP Jump off a Building . Check out the new track here .

Tonight ( Thursday 14th November) will see Red Bull Revolutions in Sound finally take to the skies, with a UK Club takeover of the EDF Energy London Eye. 30 capsules gigs will bear witness to performances, whilst in rotation, from the likes of Lily Allen, Richie Hawtin, Katy B, Rudimental (DJ set), Sasha, Mike Pickering, Skream and Boy Better Know to name but a few. The final line-up, a roll call for clubland's legends and luminaries, includes over 100 DJs and MCs, eleven dancers, five singers and two conga drummers. The night not only celebrates UK music history but writes it too: A world first in live streaming, all 30 capsules will be broadcast simultaneously on the web (on Channel4.com in the UK, and globally via Red Bull Music's YouTube channel). The individual streams, which allow fans the world over to be part of the celebration, provide a snapshot of some of the most influential club nights that, together, have shaped the nation's musically rich c...

Something a bit different for this weeks Music Monday and also an event to look forward to is the return of Red Bull Music Academy and their Revolutions In Sound. This year the event focuses around the underground dance music and club scene, paying a homage to the best of the best club nights and nightclubs the UK has to offer, taking a slice of each scene from each city and presenting them across 30 stages.   The night consists of all 30 Capsules of the London Eye playing host to a seminal night withing the UK's club scene, both form the past and present. Ranging from artists selected from the unstoppable Boiler Room team, Talkin' Loud and Saying Something with Giles Peterson and Patrick Forge, Manchester's Warehouse Project and BBK presented by Eskimo Dance to name a few. Despite such a large amount of high profile artists at this night the one which sticks out the most is Glasgow's very own Sub Club, close to home the Sub Club is showing what they hav...

This weeks Music Monday is gifted musician, producer and DJ Nicolas Jaar! 23 year old Nicolas Jaar was born in New York in 1990, but spent much of his early childhood in his father's native country of Chile before moving back to New York. When Jaar was 14, he heard an album by electronic music legend and fellow Chilean, Ricardo Villalobos, and he was completely taken by the sound and feelings that the music evoked. So much so that he decided to try his hand at making music of his own. Fast forward to January 2011 and the release of Jaar's first album 'Space is Only Noise' which garnered massive critical acclaim, ranking as the best album of the year by Resident Advisor and Mixmag, receiving an 8.4 score from Pitchfork and 4 stars from The Guardian. Nicolas Jaar describes his music as 'Blue Wave' drawing inspiration from a host of influences including minimal techno, Ethiopian jazz and experimental hip hop to create a truly unique, ruminative ...

Scottish visual artist Florence To has been busy dressing some of London's coolest music spaces over the last while. Her installations have a physical musicality to them that’s inspired by the body.  “Every shape I create I think about the rhythm,” says Grangemouth-born, London-based artist Florence T o of the graceful installations she builds that are shaking up preconceptions of live visuals. If you’re tuned in to the electronic music scene in London or Glasgow it’s more than likely you’ll have seen her work at Boiler Room, Sub Club, Dollop, Soundcrash or Red Bull Music Academy. To’s also worked closely with producers including Shigeto and Auntie Flo to create custom installations for their live events. In fact, it was at Boiler Room last summer that I first locked eyes on To’s work: a giant abstract African mask made of different shaped screens, each one pulsing with different colours and animating in sync with Auntie Flo’s music. The visuals were mapped to each scr...