12/05/2009
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Scorcher - Dark Knight
The 3rd single off the debut album 'CONCRETE JUNGLE'
produced by Target
Directed by Scorcher for STAPLE HOUSE
ALBUM OUT IN ALL GOOD STORES NOW
12/01/2009
11/27/2009
Jeye Severe - Yes Blood
The 2009 hybrid banger 'Yes Blood' by Jeye Severe & Chat One hit the airwaves in september, & has been receiving incredible feedback from DJ's & fans alike.
The pair have been building up their musical momentum since their first single 'Strange Fruit' in 2005.
This version is taken from Ras Kwame's Homegrown 1Xtra show.
Yes Blood is available now on iTunes, on Peterborough based record label 'EMPIAH RECORDS'.
Ras Kwame - "If I was an MC, I would want Jeye Severe as my ghost writer"
For more info & music goto:
www.myspace.com/jeyesevere
www.myspace.com/chatwon
www.myspace.com/thirteenthnote
10/26/2009
DaVinChe In The Studio With Wretch 32
Producer DaVinChe in the studio with Wretch 32 working on a new track
10/24/2009
Dot Rotten - Two Step Non Stop
New single by Dot Rotten off his up and coming album Something Out Of Nothing out 2nd November
Donae'o - Watching Her Move
New video from Donae'o called Watching Her Move, taken from his album Party Hard
10/23/2009
Harry Brown TRAILER (2009)
In Cinemas 13th November, looking forward to this movie, See my post below for more information.
Chase & Status - End Credits ft Plan B
Big track, out November 1st, it is also taken from the soundtrack from an up and coming movie if you hadn't guessed. The movie is called Harry Brown and stars Michael Caine, Emily Mortimer and Plan B himself Ben Drew. The movie hits the cinemas 13th November and is about an elderly ex-serviceman and widower who looks to avenge his best friend's murder by doling out his own form of justice.
10/22/2009
Omen D - Walk the Walk
Into your hip hop?, check this shit straight from the UK, Omen D killing shit again over a Slademan beat with his sickening flows, check it out!!
Breakage feat Newham Generals & David Rodigan - Hard
Big track, forthcoming on the new Breakage album Foundation coming out on Digital Soundboy
Chipmunk - Oopsy Daisy I got the call from Simon Cowell!
Check this out, Chipmunk talks about the chat he had with Simon Cowell!
Devlin - Interview (Video) GSI TV
Devlin talks about future plans and information on his up and coming album soon to be dropping!
10/21/2009
3.5 Standard - Pull Up Dat Vol 1 (Grime Instrumentals)
Delivering 5 electronically fused baseline dominant Grime instrumentals for his first of many mix CD’s to come, 3.5 Standard has gone all out on this one stepping up the standards in Grime music production. This is definitely one for the bag for the DJ’s out there.
Download on the link below:
http://rapidshare.com/files/291558170/3.5_Standard_-_Pull_Up_Dat_Vol_1.zip
Or from the all new website:
www.35standard.co.uk
8/25/2009
8/24/2009
SHIFTY - Exclusive DVD trailer -- ON DVD & BLU-RAY AUGUST 24th
Packed with extras including music videos featuring Tinchy Stryder, Riz MC, Sway and Plan B.
Shifty is an action packed 24 hours in the life of a young crack cocaine dealer on the outskirts of London. The sudden return home of his best friend sets in motion a chain of events that see Shifty's life quickly spiral out of control. Stalked by a customer desperate to score at all costs and with his family about to turn their back on him for good, Shifty must out-run and out-smart a rival drug dealer intent on setting him up.
As his long time friend, Chris, confronts the dark past he left behind him, Shifty is forced to face up to the violent future he's heading fast towards.
5/26/2009
5/19/2009
Ruff Sqwad - Old Skool Grime Radio Sets Pt.2
Click the links to download:
Ruff Sqwad on DeJa Vu (29th December 2003)
Ruff Sqwad on Raw Blaze (7th June 2004)
Ruff Sqwad on Raw Blaze (24th May 2004)
Ruff Sqwad - Raw Blaze (20th July 2004)
Hope you enjoy, more to come soon so keep checking back, requests are also welcome.
5/18/2009
Frisco - Back 2 Da Lab Vol.3 (Out Now)
Track Listing
01- Intro
02- The Elite
03- Stop Calling Me
04- Darkside
05- Follow Me
06- Ere What I'm Sayin'
07- Ignorant
08- Buy Out The Bar
09- Expensive Spittin'
10- Crazy
11- Showtime
12- Patiently Waiting
13- One Me
14- It's Over
15- Man Over
16- Ignorant Remix
17- Big Man Ting
18- Say My Name
19- Time Is Right Remix
Click here and here to buy
5/16/2009
Omen D - Walk the Walk & Pick Up Lines
A kind of grime/hip hop crossover style verse on the first half of this vid.. this guy is dope, orginal lyrics and style, one to watch out for definitely.
5/15/2009
Rafroman on ReignStorm Radio
Look out for this guy, he is going to be blowing up shortly with his hit single "At Night" which is huge, wait till the offical video drops.
In the mean time you can check this video out of him dropping some bars on radio or head over to his myspace here, where you can also download his promo for free.
10/24/2008
Wiley - She’s Glowin’: Behind The Scenes
Filmed at exclusive West End members club Crystal, the vid consisted of a whole fleet of lovely ladies basically just skanking, posing and flirting whilst Wiley, Kano and Ghetts did their thing. But whilst video director Ben Peters called the shots with the women, we got the gathered grime talent of Will, Kane, Ghetto, Scorcher, Wretch 32, Bless Beats, Danny Weed and Target to interview each other on their upcoming projects. Grime gathering witnessed by Rajveer Kathwadia
First up we got Wretch 32 who released his album Wretchrospective last week to grill Wiley on the vid, the scene and both of his forthcoming albums…
Wretch 32: So what can you tell us about the She’s Glowin’ video?
Wiley: The visual today is the one-away club scene with the gyal dem ting and obviously the man dem in the place. We’re just trying to capture the club element of the tune and get a good performance from me, Kano and Ghetto. It’s all panning out nicely still.
32: How did the track come about?
W: I was up in Manchester and I got Kano and Ghetto on it and it just came together neatly. It’s a massive look for the scene and we’re doing some other grime ones as well. Right now everyone understands that you can be powerful on your own but when you come together you are more powerful. All the MCs at the top need to work together. What we need to do now is what me and Ghetto was talking about which was The Movement and Boy Better Know tour. That’s where we’re gonna get rich, not from borrowing money off of record labels.
32: What inspired you to go for the autotune?
W: I tried to put a slight bit on and then I took the bass out of my voice to get the effect and some people don’t like it, some people do. Some people are even like ‘Wiley stop using autotune’ but it’s the only one I’ve done! It’s only one, I was just having a try (laughs).
32: So when’s the album coming out?
W: They’re both out next year. I’ve done See Clear Now with the label and I’ve nearly finished Race Against Time which will come out independently on Eskibeat so I’m trying to make the independent release as big and prominent as the label release. I’ve got the Roll Deep album out there as well, so there’s loads of reasons why people won’t be able to deny me for the next few years.
32: What did Wearing my Rolex do for you?
W: Wearing My Rolex changed mans whole life. If it weren’t for that I would have just been making grime tunes. They would have hit, but not as hard, Wearing My Rolex changed my whole skin. I can do a PA for three grand. I’ve never been here before. Kano, Dizzee and Lethal have been here for years. I’ve got kids innit. I do stuff for them innit, but I bought some cars though (laughs) for my own self. And I had to buy the Bentley innit.
32: How did this two album thing come about?
W: Race Against Time was what I was doing already, then Wearing My Rolex got signed and that turned into an album deal, so once I finished See Clear Now I just went back to Race Against Time and She’s Glowin’ is the first single from that.
32: What features can we expect to hear?
W: On See Clear Now you can hear Scorcher, Kano, a guy called Jake Gosling, loads of different producers – not any from our scene but it was already done init, so I just pressed done. But Race Against Time is the one I care about. Where’s My Brother? is the next single from Race Against Time and I’ve got a remix of that with Chipmunk, so I am trying to do this thing, but it needs to work out financially cos anything I make I can put back into it and make more music and videos and all of that. This is the first video I’ve financed myself so hopefully there’ll be more. This is where my heart is. It’s in She’s Glowin’, it’s in Where’s My Brother, it’s in Race Against Time.
32: Do you think you’re at your peak now?
W: I’m getting there cos I’m 29 and I’m only now finally understanding myself and I’m trying to make sure that every track I make is the best it can be. What about you though cos your thing came out last week innit?
32: Wretchrospective is like all of the CDs in one. It’s a celebration CD – the victory lap. I was in a proper zone, I had the whole Wretchro haircut and everything.
Once Wiley had spilt the beans on his projects we asked him to talk to Ghetts on signing his new deal for Sing For Me…
Wiley: So Ben Peters the director wanted us here for 8am this morning. What time did you get here?
Ghetto: I didn’t come here for 8am! What about you?
W: 9:20am
G: You see that’s how I knew I weren’t getting here for 8am!
W: You got the skanks ready?
G: Mans is doing the skanking ting but within reason.
Scorcher: I’m holding back.
G: Don’t hold back Scorch!
W: So what’s going on with your current situation in the industry?
G: I’m alright
W: Are you sure?
G: Yeah I’m alright (sings) I got hits but I’ll never cross overrrr – but I got one though!
W: Yeah you’ve got a deal situation occurring for Sing For Me.
G: Yeah, it was going back and forth but I signed it the other week so know we’re just trying to get the dates sorted. I’m ready to go right now so I want them to bring it out quickly cos Christmas is coming up and it’s gonna get very busy.
W: You don’t wanna swing with the Christmas people.
G: Nah you don’t.
W: Not yet.
G; So hopefully it’ll come out before that. And then also we’ve got She’s Glowin’.
W: You done your thing for the video
G: I outswaggered everyone. It’s a good look for the scene today.
W: What about an album?
G: Yeah that’s coming as well. With that I’m gonna merge the style of my first three projects together and I’m glad of the direction cos I’m trying things I never would have done before.
W: What do you think about Chipmunk winning the MOBO? Did he deserve that?
G: Of course he did bruv!
W: Of course he did!
G: Cos obviously he’s the best newcomer.
W: Whoever says he didn’t deserve it, what have they forgotten?
G: You’ve gotta realise he’s got so many mixtapes out there. It’s a kick up the backside to the other kids.
W: Have you got any other artists in the camp ready to go?
G: Devlin. I’m just trying to get in a firm position and then I’ll bring Devlin through. He’s the first artist out of my JC Enterprise label.
W: Yeah Devs is good.
It was then Ghetts turn to don the interviewer cap as he cornered Kano to discuss electro and plantain…
Ghetts: So Kane what’s next for the 140 Grime St resident?
Kano: I’m gonna bring out the next single off the album. I Like It I think. A video for that probably maybe.
G: Definitely.
K: And I’m fresh back from Lagos Charlie!
G: Charlie!
K: Charlie!
G: Charlie!
K: Charlie!
(They repeat this about 20 times!)
G: How was that trip for you then?
K: Man ate plantain every day! Three times a day. Fish and chips and plantain.
G: Fish and chips and plantain!? Are you listening to the combination? That’s like saying Soulja Boy, Jay-Z and Nas (laughs)
K: (laughs) One of them just don’t fit. But it was good though. There was one guy out there who goes ‘I know everyone of your lyrics. Start a lyric and I’ll finish it.’
G: Badman ting
K: I go ‘Some manners don’t like me…’ he goes (puts on African accent) ‘…they try and
badmind me!’ (laughs) I go ‘I’m a ghetto kid’ and he goes ‘…and I do ghetto shit.’ (laughs)
G: what do you think about the current electro situation?
K: G gave me a pass! People ask me if I’m gonna jump on it, and I want to, but the way they’re asking me is as if I’ve gotta say no, and then Ghetto made Sing For Me and then I was like ‘yeeeeeeeeeah G’. So I can do it now.
G: Who’s the top 3 in the game?
K: Kano, Ghetto and probably Ghetto again
G: Skadoosh!
K: Nah actually put Wiley in there
Kano took on the interviewer baton and caught up with Scorcher with whom he has collaborated with on Wiley’s album See Clear Now to test his memory on music and silhouettes…
Kano: So Scorcher explain a little bit about where we’re at right now.
Scorcher: Right now we’re on set on the She’s Glowin’ video and there’s a lot going on. It’s positive, days like this, fun days out, girls, clubs, drinks, stars from the scene, you know there’s a lot of money about right now it – it’s healthy.
K: And you’ve got a secret cameo on the track as well.
S: I was there when the original was made and I was doing a little singing at the end.
Wretch 32: I didn’t even know that was you!
K: Well this is a Wiley video and the first time we met was at a Wiley studio session when us three recorded together.
S: Way out of London
K: Way, way out of London. So what was your role in that process?
S: I came there to record… oh f*ck what was it called?
K: Scorcher don’t remember the song! I ain’t helping you.
S: (shouts across room at Wiley) Oi Wiley! What was that tune me, you and Kane did?
RWD: See Clear Now
S: Yeeeeah that was it! See Clear Now
K: Oh no, Raj had to tell Scorch what song it was!
S: I didn’t even go there to record that, I actually went for a track called 5AM, but then you were there and we did the ting and that was the first time man bucked up.
K: So that’s what we did, but what’s happening with you? What are you working on?
S: The album is nearly done. It’s called Concrete Jungle and we’ve just gotta sort out a few features and it’s wrapped. Just getting ready to put the singles out.
K: OK and finally I hear that you’ve got a shadow on set?
S: Oh no
K: What’s the deal with her?
S: I can’t even say anything cos that would be like suicide. All I’m saying is that this is the lightest shadow you’ve ever seen!
Getting away as fast as he could from any more intrusive questions from Kano, Scorcher took on producer Bless Beats in a fashion face off…
Scorcher: That’s a very nice jacket you’ve got there. I’ve got one exactly like that. You seem pretty up on the fashion, what are we wearing today?
Bless Beats: I’m just normal. But I’m wearing black suede Air Max 90’s with a hint of red in the mesh, Maharishi bottoms with the Eagle in both legs…
S: Snap!
B: …Ed Hardy tee, Stone Island painted ting on the jacket.
S: Got a little glimmer on that. What you think about today’s videoshoot?
B: It’s big. It’s a big tune and it’s looking like it’s gonna be a big video. This is a party anthem so there was a lot of skanking going on. I’m just here supporting the team.
S:What’s popping off musically for you now?
B: We’ve got a single called Touch My from Presidential Sounds, I’ve got Sex In The City with Janee and Tinchy which’ll be coming soon so that’s all on the dance side, and then I’ve got another one called The Rain with Wiley which is on the grime side so the work rate is high. Apart from that I’m just working on the album and trying to work on everyone else’s album.
Ghetts: Bless Beats is my darg. We got something coming on the album. Hit business!
S: What kind of direction is it going in?
B: I’m just being me. Just making music how I enjoy it cos it’s my album.
S: You remixed Ironik’s I Wanna Be Your Man with Ghetts and Stryder. What version is better – the remix or the original?
B: Well I love my work.
S: What’s your favourite piece of your work?
B: Local Lad with Wiley.
Latecomers Danny Weed and Target were left to converse with each other about new album Return Of The Big Money Sound…
Danny Weed: What’s your favourite tune on the album?
Target: I dunno. It’s out of Give Up, Nightlife, Do Me Wrong and Moving In Circles.
D: What’s the next single?
T: It’s a double A-side of Moving In Circles and Club 7. Look out for videos from both of them next week.
D: Who produced the next single?
T: Wiley produced one of them and this geezer here, I think his name is Danny Something produced the other one.
D: Why does it sound so good?
T: Probably cos loads of people was helping him do it.
D: How hard is it to get Wiley to come to studio?
Wiley: (laughs) Ahh allow me!
D: Why does it take you so long to make a beat?
T: Cos I’m sh*t, but I made seven beats last night and it took me four hours
D: Why do you and Danny Weed always get the last say on everything?
T: Cos like Ricky Ross we’re the boss!
D: Why are we so good at reinventing ourselves all the time?
T: Cos we’re round the right people, we’ve got our ear to the streets and the mainstream and we know how to stay ahead of the game.
D: Why has Danny Weed always got the newest stuff?
T: Probably cos he hangs around with me. He might have something to do with it.
All in all, as all of the above agreed, it was another monumental day for the scene and we predict massive things for She’s Glowin’ when it’s unleashed on the charts November 24. Look out for the video on your screen within the next few weeks.
myspace.com/eskiboywiley
First up we got Wretch 32 who released his album Wretchrospective last week to grill Wiley on the vid, the scene and both of his forthcoming albums…
Wretch 32: So what can you tell us about the She’s Glowin’ video?
Wiley: The visual today is the one-away club scene with the gyal dem ting and obviously the man dem in the place. We’re just trying to capture the club element of the tune and get a good performance from me, Kano and Ghetto. It’s all panning out nicely still.
32: How did the track come about?
W: I was up in Manchester and I got Kano and Ghetto on it and it just came together neatly. It’s a massive look for the scene and we’re doing some other grime ones as well. Right now everyone understands that you can be powerful on your own but when you come together you are more powerful. All the MCs at the top need to work together. What we need to do now is what me and Ghetto was talking about which was The Movement and Boy Better Know tour. That’s where we’re gonna get rich, not from borrowing money off of record labels.
32: What inspired you to go for the autotune?
W: I tried to put a slight bit on and then I took the bass out of my voice to get the effect and some people don’t like it, some people do. Some people are even like ‘Wiley stop using autotune’ but it’s the only one I’ve done! It’s only one, I was just having a try (laughs).
32: So when’s the album coming out?
W: They’re both out next year. I’ve done See Clear Now with the label and I’ve nearly finished Race Against Time which will come out independently on Eskibeat so I’m trying to make the independent release as big and prominent as the label release. I’ve got the Roll Deep album out there as well, so there’s loads of reasons why people won’t be able to deny me for the next few years.
32: What did Wearing my Rolex do for you?
W: Wearing My Rolex changed mans whole life. If it weren’t for that I would have just been making grime tunes. They would have hit, but not as hard, Wearing My Rolex changed my whole skin. I can do a PA for three grand. I’ve never been here before. Kano, Dizzee and Lethal have been here for years. I’ve got kids innit. I do stuff for them innit, but I bought some cars though (laughs) for my own self. And I had to buy the Bentley innit.
32: How did this two album thing come about?
W: Race Against Time was what I was doing already, then Wearing My Rolex got signed and that turned into an album deal, so once I finished See Clear Now I just went back to Race Against Time and She’s Glowin’ is the first single from that.
32: What features can we expect to hear?
W: On See Clear Now you can hear Scorcher, Kano, a guy called Jake Gosling, loads of different producers – not any from our scene but it was already done init, so I just pressed done. But Race Against Time is the one I care about. Where’s My Brother? is the next single from Race Against Time and I’ve got a remix of that with Chipmunk, so I am trying to do this thing, but it needs to work out financially cos anything I make I can put back into it and make more music and videos and all of that. This is the first video I’ve financed myself so hopefully there’ll be more. This is where my heart is. It’s in She’s Glowin’, it’s in Where’s My Brother, it’s in Race Against Time.
32: Do you think you’re at your peak now?
W: I’m getting there cos I’m 29 and I’m only now finally understanding myself and I’m trying to make sure that every track I make is the best it can be. What about you though cos your thing came out last week innit?
32: Wretchrospective is like all of the CDs in one. It’s a celebration CD – the victory lap. I was in a proper zone, I had the whole Wretchro haircut and everything.
Once Wiley had spilt the beans on his projects we asked him to talk to Ghetts on signing his new deal for Sing For Me…
Wiley: So Ben Peters the director wanted us here for 8am this morning. What time did you get here?
Ghetto: I didn’t come here for 8am! What about you?
W: 9:20am
G: You see that’s how I knew I weren’t getting here for 8am!
W: You got the skanks ready?
G: Mans is doing the skanking ting but within reason.
Scorcher: I’m holding back.
G: Don’t hold back Scorch!
W: So what’s going on with your current situation in the industry?
G: I’m alright
W: Are you sure?
G: Yeah I’m alright (sings) I got hits but I’ll never cross overrrr – but I got one though!
W: Yeah you’ve got a deal situation occurring for Sing For Me.
G: Yeah, it was going back and forth but I signed it the other week so know we’re just trying to get the dates sorted. I’m ready to go right now so I want them to bring it out quickly cos Christmas is coming up and it’s gonna get very busy.
W: You don’t wanna swing with the Christmas people.
G: Nah you don’t.
W: Not yet.
G; So hopefully it’ll come out before that. And then also we’ve got She’s Glowin’.
W: You done your thing for the video
G: I outswaggered everyone. It’s a good look for the scene today.
W: What about an album?
G: Yeah that’s coming as well. With that I’m gonna merge the style of my first three projects together and I’m glad of the direction cos I’m trying things I never would have done before.
W: What do you think about Chipmunk winning the MOBO? Did he deserve that?
G: Of course he did bruv!
W: Of course he did!
G: Cos obviously he’s the best newcomer.
W: Whoever says he didn’t deserve it, what have they forgotten?
G: You’ve gotta realise he’s got so many mixtapes out there. It’s a kick up the backside to the other kids.
W: Have you got any other artists in the camp ready to go?
G: Devlin. I’m just trying to get in a firm position and then I’ll bring Devlin through. He’s the first artist out of my JC Enterprise label.
W: Yeah Devs is good.
It was then Ghetts turn to don the interviewer cap as he cornered Kano to discuss electro and plantain…
Ghetts: So Kane what’s next for the 140 Grime St resident?
Kano: I’m gonna bring out the next single off the album. I Like It I think. A video for that probably maybe.
G: Definitely.
K: And I’m fresh back from Lagos Charlie!
G: Charlie!
K: Charlie!
G: Charlie!
K: Charlie!
(They repeat this about 20 times!)
G: How was that trip for you then?
K: Man ate plantain every day! Three times a day. Fish and chips and plantain.
G: Fish and chips and plantain!? Are you listening to the combination? That’s like saying Soulja Boy, Jay-Z and Nas (laughs)
K: (laughs) One of them just don’t fit. But it was good though. There was one guy out there who goes ‘I know everyone of your lyrics. Start a lyric and I’ll finish it.’
G: Badman ting
K: I go ‘Some manners don’t like me…’ he goes (puts on African accent) ‘…they try and
badmind me!’ (laughs) I go ‘I’m a ghetto kid’ and he goes ‘…and I do ghetto shit.’ (laughs)
G: what do you think about the current electro situation?
K: G gave me a pass! People ask me if I’m gonna jump on it, and I want to, but the way they’re asking me is as if I’ve gotta say no, and then Ghetto made Sing For Me and then I was like ‘yeeeeeeeeeah G’. So I can do it now.
G: Who’s the top 3 in the game?
K: Kano, Ghetto and probably Ghetto again
G: Skadoosh!
K: Nah actually put Wiley in there
Kano took on the interviewer baton and caught up with Scorcher with whom he has collaborated with on Wiley’s album See Clear Now to test his memory on music and silhouettes…
Kano: So Scorcher explain a little bit about where we’re at right now.
Scorcher: Right now we’re on set on the She’s Glowin’ video and there’s a lot going on. It’s positive, days like this, fun days out, girls, clubs, drinks, stars from the scene, you know there’s a lot of money about right now it – it’s healthy.
K: And you’ve got a secret cameo on the track as well.
S: I was there when the original was made and I was doing a little singing at the end.
Wretch 32: I didn’t even know that was you!
K: Well this is a Wiley video and the first time we met was at a Wiley studio session when us three recorded together.
S: Way out of London
K: Way, way out of London. So what was your role in that process?
S: I came there to record… oh f*ck what was it called?
K: Scorcher don’t remember the song! I ain’t helping you.
S: (shouts across room at Wiley) Oi Wiley! What was that tune me, you and Kane did?
RWD: See Clear Now
S: Yeeeeah that was it! See Clear Now
K: Oh no, Raj had to tell Scorch what song it was!
S: I didn’t even go there to record that, I actually went for a track called 5AM, but then you were there and we did the ting and that was the first time man bucked up.
K: So that’s what we did, but what’s happening with you? What are you working on?
S: The album is nearly done. It’s called Concrete Jungle and we’ve just gotta sort out a few features and it’s wrapped. Just getting ready to put the singles out.
K: OK and finally I hear that you’ve got a shadow on set?
S: Oh no
K: What’s the deal with her?
S: I can’t even say anything cos that would be like suicide. All I’m saying is that this is the lightest shadow you’ve ever seen!
Getting away as fast as he could from any more intrusive questions from Kano, Scorcher took on producer Bless Beats in a fashion face off…
Scorcher: That’s a very nice jacket you’ve got there. I’ve got one exactly like that. You seem pretty up on the fashion, what are we wearing today?
Bless Beats: I’m just normal. But I’m wearing black suede Air Max 90’s with a hint of red in the mesh, Maharishi bottoms with the Eagle in both legs…
S: Snap!
B: …Ed Hardy tee, Stone Island painted ting on the jacket.
S: Got a little glimmer on that. What you think about today’s videoshoot?
B: It’s big. It’s a big tune and it’s looking like it’s gonna be a big video. This is a party anthem so there was a lot of skanking going on. I’m just here supporting the team.
S:What’s popping off musically for you now?
B: We’ve got a single called Touch My from Presidential Sounds, I’ve got Sex In The City with Janee and Tinchy which’ll be coming soon so that’s all on the dance side, and then I’ve got another one called The Rain with Wiley which is on the grime side so the work rate is high. Apart from that I’m just working on the album and trying to work on everyone else’s album.
Ghetts: Bless Beats is my darg. We got something coming on the album. Hit business!
S: What kind of direction is it going in?
B: I’m just being me. Just making music how I enjoy it cos it’s my album.
S: You remixed Ironik’s I Wanna Be Your Man with Ghetts and Stryder. What version is better – the remix or the original?
B: Well I love my work.
S: What’s your favourite piece of your work?
B: Local Lad with Wiley.
Latecomers Danny Weed and Target were left to converse with each other about new album Return Of The Big Money Sound…
Danny Weed: What’s your favourite tune on the album?
Target: I dunno. It’s out of Give Up, Nightlife, Do Me Wrong and Moving In Circles.
D: What’s the next single?
T: It’s a double A-side of Moving In Circles and Club 7. Look out for videos from both of them next week.
D: Who produced the next single?
T: Wiley produced one of them and this geezer here, I think his name is Danny Something produced the other one.
D: Why does it sound so good?
T: Probably cos loads of people was helping him do it.
D: How hard is it to get Wiley to come to studio?
Wiley: (laughs) Ahh allow me!
D: Why does it take you so long to make a beat?
T: Cos I’m sh*t, but I made seven beats last night and it took me four hours
D: Why do you and Danny Weed always get the last say on everything?
T: Cos like Ricky Ross we’re the boss!
D: Why are we so good at reinventing ourselves all the time?
T: Cos we’re round the right people, we’ve got our ear to the streets and the mainstream and we know how to stay ahead of the game.
D: Why has Danny Weed always got the newest stuff?
T: Probably cos he hangs around with me. He might have something to do with it.
All in all, as all of the above agreed, it was another monumental day for the scene and we predict massive things for She’s Glowin’ when it’s unleashed on the charts November 24. Look out for the video on your screen within the next few weeks.
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9/30/2008
Old Skool Grime Sets
9/23/2008
Link exchange
If you would like to exchange links please comment back to this post with your blog name and url, thanks.
9/22/2008
Double S @ The Park Nightclub (Friday 28th November 2008)
Channel U's Always Collective's - DOUBLE S will be performing his hit single "From Day" LIVE at Trizzackz along with;
DJ's Sab, Munya and L'Roy
Doors open at 11pm until 4am (so you can get trains back to Huntingdon)
Entry is £5 on the door or click here to BUY NOW for £4
4/08/2008
11/18/2007
4/05/2007
Dizzee Rascal - Sirens
New Dizzee track forthcoming on his 3rd album out in may/june, I also heard about a track thats been leaked on the internet dising Wiley
Maths and English Vs. Playtimes Over
1/13/2007
Old Skool Grime Garage Jungle Sets..
Im gonna be posting some old skool sets for you in the next few days keep locked, these are vintage and quite hard to find!
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