The new issue of Q - 303, October 2011 on sale now - is showcasing ten of the most exciting acts on the planet right now, and each day we're are giving you a sneak preview of one of the artists from the new magazine.
Today it's Maverick Sabre, who having being born in London and raised in Eire, he is only at home when he's onstage.
No worries, as the likes of Professor Green and Chase And Status have provided him with plenty of opportunities getting him to join them for guest spots.
So much so, he's now turning down some big he respectfully won't spill the beans on.
"I'm in the last two per cent of finishing my solo album so you've got to focus," he declares. "It's hard though because I'm influenced by everything. Maybe that's why people want me as a guest. If I feel the music, I'll jump on it."
Get the new issue for the full feature now. Plus you can unlock extra digital content with the new issue using a smart phone and the Digital Space app. Get all the details of how the UK's first fully interactive music magazine works now.
10:03 AM | 31/08/2011
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Maverick Sabre, the voice. Not his voice though, is it? Give your Jafaican "tones" back to Sting now, Mav.
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