Mez

Jammz himself edited the footage which he sourced from Eddie Fiasco, Director 411, Fresco, and Louis Freidman of the first Warrior Dance party at Venue MOT.

The new project presents a more rounded Jammz, coming off the back of a trip over to Brazil where he’s been cultivating relationships with Rio’s grime scene.

The new seven-tracker, which is a Bandcamp exclusive for the next two weeks, wraps up what has been a blessed year for Mez fans—and there's more to come.

The new track is lifted from the upcoming ‘Afrotek’ EP, which lands September 3 via Hyperdub and also features collaborations with Mxshi Mo and :3LON.

Featuring production from Youngstar, Plastician, D Double E, Travis T and Mez himself, here's 10 boxfresh bangers to get you fired up for the dance.

Mez has just unleashed his grimey new single, “Jme”, a witty play on the BBK founder’s unmistakable barring ability in true, high-octane grime style and flow.

Mez has just dropped off the self-directed visuals for his track "Loading," which was produced by DJ Dahi and Frank Dukes.

A care package to tide us over until he drops a new EP with Silencer.

The EP's title track comes with a drum-heavy production from long-term collaborator Grandmixxer.

Dreamville is back to promote the well-received 'Revenge of the Dreamers III' compilation album with a video for "Sleep Deprived."

The rest of the massive, 11-track EP is still ripe for video treatment so hopefully there's plenty more where this came from.

With Bas, Reese Laflare, Mez, Smokepurpp, Buddy, Ski Mask the Slump God, Childish Major, Cozz, and more.

Get familiar with the new project and catch him on tour with D Double E.

"Forensics at the scene like 'Cor, blimey.'"

Could this be the track to shake up the grime scene?

What we imagine the inside of Mez's head looks like.