Yesterday we headed over to Jean Paul Gaultier's headquarters, located in a converted Belle Époque palais, to take some pictures.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 03/29/13

Staying true to his alias, Sincere mixes honest lyrics with hip-hop, reggae, and drum & bass. Sincere, known to his family as Dion Hamilton, was first enthralled by rap at the tender age of 15. Now, 12 years later, Hamilton is releasing records via Rick Rubin and Russell Simmons'-founded label, Def Jam, home of his teenhood heroes Jay-Z and UK mega-producers Chase & Status.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 08/31/12

"I'm sure at some point, in the not too distant future, N-Dubz will be back together," says Fazer, when asked about re-joining the group that initially garnered him fame and notoriety in the UK. N-Dubz were one of the UK's biggest selling urban/pop collectives, selling millions of records during their 12 active years.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 08/15/12

Cooly G, the producer, DJ, singer, and semi-professional footballer from south London—oh, and she's a proud mother of two—calls her brand of UK bass house music "deep, sexy, and dramatic."  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 07/19/12

Maxsta, a rapid-fire MC from east London, released his first mixtape—appropriately titled "The Maxtape"—in summer 2010, at age 18, and has been steadily building an impressive résumé in the two years since. Prized for his emotional bars and clever wordplay, the young lyrical mastermind has gained a decent amount of fans from his work within London's underground circuit, namely the grime music scene.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 06/29/12

The Sierra Leone-born vocalist A*M*E recently caught the attention of Take That's Gary Barlow with her quirky, '90s-influenced style and sound; Barlow eventually signed her to his Universal imprint, Future Music.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 06/07/12

Josh Osho is a soul singer whose pain comes through clearly in his delivery—which isn't easy to come by in today's heavily manufactured music world. From selling drugs on the streets of south London to performing on Later... With Jools Holland, the 20-year-old rising star's life has thankfully changed for the better.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 05/23/12

"Epic doom-pop": that's what Ayah Marar would like you to call her unique take on music from now on.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 05/04/12