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Carnival 2008

pic by James Hill Flickr Carnival was Heavy this year. One of the best. Especially as I managed to completely avoid Good Times and every single Funky House soundsystem. We raped the free bar at the Mad Decent do, which was  a lot of fun – free bar, food & toilets is pretty unheard of …

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I Urge You To Do Some Stuff

Not Hula with these two funsters though. Thats for later. **************************************** Always heavy summer mix from Word The Cat. Rumble Time. Excellent new reggae roundup at Cyan Wait. Including Busy Signal’s blinding new Tic Toc. Cracking new mAfromatics fire from Boima. Pay homage to the almighty Acid Hall riddim at The Fader. Yet another Radioclit banger. …

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Please Don’t Hurt ‘em

After years of screwfacing it seems 2008 will be the year that grime gets stoopid. JME covers ‘U Can’t Touch This’ cunningly retitled ‘Fcuk This Shit’. Free Download on his page The new album, Famous,  is out July 14th. I think it will be very good.

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Overpowered By Bass

The Love Music Hate Racism carnival in London’s Victoria Park was fun, after avoiding a near beating by the excitable security, I sneaked into the dance tent to catch the end of Skream & Benga. Dubstep is starting to come alive for me. DMZ’s Third Birthday opened my eyes a few weeks ago. The dubs …

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Saviours of Grime No.2 – Terror Danjah

Writing grime song titles is really dull because you always have to write about 43 artist names followed by a tiny song title. Can’t they all stick together in bands called Rah or something. I don’t mind writing it when the music is this good. Aftershock have been putting out alot of good records- A …

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2007 Saviours of Grime No1.

No not the Real Taliban, I mean Taliban Trim’s Soulfood Vol1 mixtape was one of the best things in grime this year. With productions from JME,Scratchy, Radioclit and Danny Weed it had tonnes of next level grime-but-not-really-grime beats backing Trim’s ridiculously entertaining rhymes. Just like this one. Trim – Taliban Also this year Trim shared …

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Flexin’

Going to see Dizzee and Newham Generals tonight. Braapp, clack clack boom etc… Here’s Dizzee spitting over the official Dubstep anthem of the year, getting crazy amounts of daytime radio play. Sorry its a radio rip so Semtex is babbling away on it. Buy it proper when its released. Coki & Benga ft. Dizzee – …

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Sour like Lemon & Ps

I’ve never been big on UK hip Hop but sometimes in the right medium, there is some flow and energy that is too heavy for words. The US style of rapping don’t come natural to us and never really has. But since Jamaica brought their ragga influence we got our own ting. Our rap style …

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Re-Re-wind

Ahhh 97. I remember it like it was yesterday. I was working in the neon lit multiscreen nightmare of HMV, whiling away the hours flicking through import Hip Hop cds that I couldn’t afford..Out of the blue speed garage mixes started flying off the racks. The saturday shoppers got hammered with it. I thought the …

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