D Double E

The eighth edition of the classic martial arts game just dropped this week.

The second single to be taken from his upcoming album, ‘Don’t Take It Personal’.

An adventurous but cohesive seven-tracker produced by TenBillion Dreams.

The lavish new video was directed by Femi Oyeniran & Nicky SlimTing.

From grime and garage to drill, rap, Afroswing, and his own Punjabi heritage, of course, it’s all stitched into the album to create an autobiographical tome.

After returning from his six-year hiatus last year with a low-key drip of singles, a newly-unmasked SBTRKT has formalised this new chapter with his new album.

D Double E has spread his wings quite a bit in recent years, broadening his sound far beyond grime and toying with all sorts of different styles. For his latest

Even when things go a little quiet, or perhaps especially when the rest of the scene goes quiet, Silencer has always been grime's North Star.

Celebrating their 25th anniversary, it was a momentous occasion and they pulled out all the stops with live performances, viral moments, and new categories.

Even if it was a little before your time, the visual and sonic aesthetics of Channel U were so bold and so completely unique that you recognise them instantly.

Preceded by videos for “G’s Only” late last year and “Roll Up” at the end of May, the EP packs six new tracks and features from Chip and Novelist.

Taken from D Double E’s upcoming 'Bluku Bluku EP 2', which is due July 1, the video was directed by Femi Oyeniran and Nicky 'Slim Ting' Walker.

Produced by Teddy Music, aka Silencer—one of the grime scene’s most storied and beloved beatsmiths—the track is a punchy, headrush of energy as Chip starts...

Built around the instantly recognisable looped piano chords from “Still D.R.E”, chopped up a little and updated with some punchy drill-inspired bass.

P Money and Silencer have a long history together that spans a over a decade of singles, projects and radio sessions, including some legendary OGz material.