Novelist

The ‘mellow grime’ maestro returns with an ode to fatherhood after an extended hiatus.

A weighty team-up from five of the best.

Created in the midst of a tour across Australia and New Zealand, the Bristol-hailing producer found inspiration in “the fluidity of movement and exploration”.

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

Entirely self-produced, the punchy, stuttering drums with Nov’s deadpan delivery on the hook give it an almost G-Funk edge, slipping in a looped melody and furt

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.

As is the case with a lot of Dean Blunt releases, the track landed with zero prior warning but was soon deleted—and then we heard nothing until this weekend.

The new tune also includes a sample of RMT’s Eddie Dempsey when he told ‘The Jeremy Vine Show’ that “the people at the top, they’re having a disco​​​​​​​.”

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.

Lewisham’s finest, Novelist is back after a short short hiatus with a new 10-track EP called 4 Tha Homiez. Production from Nov himself, Prem and SusTrapperazzi

Luxury fashion retailer Tessuti has reunited UK rapper Novelist and Billionaire Boys Club for a second high-energy campaign that spotlights new SS22 pieces.

Luxury streetwear retailer Tessuti has linked up with UK rapper Novelist and Billionaire Boys Club for the latest edition of its “Stand Out” stories. 

Part-time chef, grime MC and television personality Big Zuu is back with visuals for his Jme and Novelist-assisted banger, “Offline”, from his debut album...

Produced by N-O-V himself, the new single taps into the hypnotic, slow-and-low rap sound he’s been having fun with on the past few releases he's given us.