Mez Puts The 'Is Grime Dead?' Debate Firmly On Hold With New 'Babylon Can't Roll' EP

Five tracks of energy!

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After blessing us with his "Babylon Can't Roll" single earlier this month, Nottingham's Mez has now supplied the full project of the same name — a five-track offering that fuses the sounds of grime, funk and dancehall with a consistent, underlying theme of crud.

The Babylon Can't Roll EP features producton from close collaborator Grandmixxer (title track), grime beatsmith Silencer ("Alien", "Modern Warfare"), and sonic experimentalist Scratcha DVA ("Nastiest", a collaborative effort with Grandmixxer). There's also some lyrical assists from grime OG P Money and newcomer Spitz.

Mez - Babylon Can’t Roll EP!!

It’s Finally out now ft @KingPMoney & @SpDaBosss

Production from @TeddyMusicUK @GRANDMIXXER @ScratchaDVA & Myself

Hope you can enjoy it this quarantine!https://t.co/CVtCZP2fxFhttps://t.co/yWeu2nNhpi pic.twitter.com/e0pFN5bCig

With the 'is grime dead?' conversation seemingly an ongoing one, projects like this show that it's healthy and very much here to stay. Stream Mez's Babylon Can't Roll EP in full below.

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