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For the past year or so, Steel Banglez had been a little quiet on the music front. After the passing of his good friend Sidhu Moose Wala, the producer understandably took a little time out of the limelight. He returned last month with “Mera Na”, the third posthumous release from Wala that also served as Banglez’s […]
Quite often when we write these lists, we’ll half-complain about how much of a struggle it is and woe-is-me-I’ve-been-tearing-my-hair-out, but the truth is this process was actually the most fun it’s ever been this year. A big part of that is how diverse music has been in 2022. Diversity, to some extent, has always been […]
The idea of a joint mixtape is one that often exists in the realm of possibility but rarely in reality. If two artists make a successful song together, fans instantly start calling for a fuller body of work. On some occasions, one track is all we need. In other instances, a project makes complete sense. […]
It’s finally here. Blade Brown and K-Trap’s Joints mixtape—one of this year’s most eagerly awaited UK rap projects—has officially landed. Ever since the tape was confirmed to be happening in July last year, we’ve all been on tenterhooks. After putting us out of our misery with “6 Figures” earlier this month, they dropped off visuals for “Joints 2” last night […]
All the way back in July last year, South London rap giant Blade Brown confirmed in an interview that a joint mixtape with K-Trap was headed our way. It’s something fans have been crying out for after the pair swapped features on Bags & Boxes 4 and Street Side Effects, and the tape’s rollout has now officially begun with the […]
It goes without saying: it’s been a stressful and depressing year for the UK, with the country more divided than ever. But thankfully, UK music has had an incredible one. In 2019, we have seen the likes of Mahalia, Fredo and D-Block Europe hit the big time, dominating and even topping the charts. It was also a […]
2007-2014: UK rap’s golden years. Before the arrival of J Hus, Dave, Fredo, and the entire drill scene, the likes of K Koke, Blade Brown and Youngs Teflon were flooding the UK streets with lyrical heat, setting the blueprint for what would essentially become British gangsta rap or—for those that know—simply ‘road rap’. Giggs, the shining light of the scene, has gone […]
One of the leading lights of UK rap has linked up with one of the leading lights of the nascent UK drill scene. That’s right, Blade Brown has teamed up with Headie One for brand new collab, “Snaps”. The video for the icy new banger contrasts shots of Blade and Headie in a trap house with scenes of […]
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