SCTR headed back to his roots with Viddal Riley, spending the day in Tottenham: N17. Viddal Riley: a born boxer.

The Australian professional boxer talks to SCTR about her career so far and how she initially got into the sport, we spent the day with Skye in east London. For Skye Nicolson, boxing really is a family affair.

In his years as a stunt performer, Aidie Palmer has almost certainly made his way on to your screen having appeared in some of the most high profile titles in film and TV over the last decade. Be it No Time To Die, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness or Death In Paradise, Aidie’s wide range of expertise makes him the perfect candidate for many a role however it hasn’t all been plain sailing. Issues of factions, divisions and a lack of diversity within the stunt industry have made it difficult for Aidie to fulfil his potential up to this point but with his determination and innovative ideas, he has been shaking up the stunt world; dragging it into the 21st Century. Aidie spoke to SCTR about the problems that minorities face within the industry, the outdated attitudes often perpetuated from those in power and how to make real and effective change when there’s such resistance against it.

Nino SLG is the seventeen year old prodigy from Battersea whose setting the music world alight right now with his philosophical, introspective lyrics. It’s often said that Nino possesses wisdom beyond his years, delving deep into subjects like mental health and the struggles, distractions and temptations that come along with growing up in London. His poetic style, very much aligned with “conscious rap” captures an audience in a unique way and when Nino speaks, you have to listen. With the world at his feet, the young rapper recently sat down with SCTR to discuss his meteoric rise, his latest EP, Mirror Story, and what the future holds.

The drive to succeed, and to increase diversity in motorsport, on the track and on the TV. Naomi explains her racing journey, the pitfalls she faced along the way as a woman and a person of colour, as well as what life is like covering the most popular motorsport in the world.

Corinna Brown is a multi-talented actor and performer and has recently starred in Netflix’s hit show Heartstopper (based on the series of comics written by Alice Oseman) where she plays Tara Jones; a teen who’s navigating her way through life whilst discovering her own identity. SCTR took her back to her roots at the Hackney Empire where she told us all about her story so far...

Ben Whittaker is surrounded by boxing greatness, but he finds his motivation closer to home.

“This is so beautiful and needed right now” comments an anonymous YouTube user safeguarded by the shield of a pseudonymous, no-avatar profile. It lays itself underneath a heartfelt song that grapples with insecurity and self-love. Yet, despite the anonymity of the user, this is precisely the reaction Jordan Adetunji hopes to provoke with his sound. Deep, meaningful, and most importantly needed, in a world rife with complexity and self-pity.

SCTR and Mount Gay Black Barrel, brought together three of the industries rising stars to share their personal stories - each one giving us a unique take on the twists and turns that are an inevitable part of a career in acting.

The 23-year-old saxophonist and grammy winning producer, Introducing jazz to new audiences and serving as an inspiring example for upcoming performers.

SCTR spent some quality time with 3 of the hottest prospects in women's boxing, at JAB in Mayfair, London. We discussed championing the female side of the sport and really encouraging more emerging young fighters to pursue their dreams and believe in themselves.

Conor Benn chose to do boxing the hard way and hasn’t stopped since!

A poet, writer, mental health campaigner and inspirational individual. Hussain talks to SCTR about his poetry, his first published book (Life is Sad & Beautiful), his East London roots, and his continued commitment & dedication to driving awareness & understanding around mental health.

The East London boxer went from overweight teen to Olympian and then to world cruiserweight champion in just over ten years. SCTR spoke to him about his journey so far, his inspiration and his laser-like focus on the future.

Tosin Cole is taking on a new challenge - as the star of 61st Street, an American legal drama series. Playing the role of high school athlete Moses Johnson, the character is swept into corruption and racial injustice in the Chicago justice system.

Nurturing the Next Generation of fighters; 3 x top prospects all currently 10 – 0 and ready to go! Exclusive feature showcasing the next generation of fighters training at the Peacock gym under the watchful eye and expert guidance of Martin Bowers and his well-respected training team.

Harry Pinero is playing by his own rules, leading the line and doing everything to inspire a new generation to believe anything is possible.

The North London based R&B & Soul sensation with the ‘Wickedest’ vocals, talks to SCTR grass roots journalist Vivian Iroanya about her career so far, retrospectively what she would have done differently and what the future holds, starting with her first sold out headline show!

Celebrating an icon of R&B, showcasing previously unseen images, from one of her final photoshoots, with iconic photographer Hamish Brown.

Ghanaian highlife & afrobeats musician King Promise talks candidly to Vivian Iroanya for SCTR, on how he has ingrained his name as one of Ghana's leading music icons.

East London’s Aziya is a musical autodidact. A burgeoning artist swaggering the ability to lace woozy lyrical sentiment contrasted with psych-rock instrumentation. And yes, in case you were wondering - she is a force to be reckoned with.

The light heavyweight champion is hitting the West Coast to take his career to even greater heights, but still calls Croydon - and Ghana - home

Damson Idris, the one actor recently catching the attention of millions on social media as we watch him twirling around topless to WizKid Blessed- for him this is “the greatness of seeing a black man who is joyful, something we don't get to see very often.”

It takes just one listen of JGrrey to feel her desire – often tinged by the use of her unstinting lyricism and sincere approach.

We spent the day with the undefeated, 19 – 0 super lightweight boxer, in his hometown of Brighton and spoke to Harlem about the Eubank boxing DNA, his route into the sport and his plans for the future, including a hotly anticipated fight with Adam Azim!

Recently, Mount Gay teamed up with SCTR to highlight the stories of four emerging creatives and to discuss the importance of determination, persistence, and resilience.

SCTR and the SPOT project; Supporting the People Of Tomorrow, an interview with Ashley Belal Chin. A special feature looking at the positive impact the charity is having and showcasing some amazing images by SCTR supported emerging photographer Brunel Johnson.

19-year-old, Kennington-born actor, Isaac Baah, speaks to SCTR grass roots writer Vivian Iroanya, about his past, his acting aspirations and his desire to inspire.

SCTR will be working with a broad and diverse pool of content creators and always support emerging creatives. Below are some of the first new contributors that we have worked with so far.

She is young, self-sufficient and invested in things that hold a special place in her heart. Lauren Marie Haywood is a black female artist who lives in London, UK, has unique Caribbean roots, and makes pieces that present powerful stories of her cultural heritage.