Monday, February 21, 2011 at 5:09PM Visuals for Mz. Bratt’s new single, which I have to say do nothing for me. She is very hot and it’s a big tune, but the video adds no value to the song.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011 at 2:30PM JME, Shorty & Tre Mission spitting some pretty incredible bars on the streets of london. Hard to dislike anything that Jamie does.
Sunday, February 13, 2011 at 6:18PM Sick video for JME’s latest single, JME. I have so much time for this guy and his music. Probably the funniest skank I’ve ever seen @ 2:37.
Friday, February 11, 2011 at 12:51PM 
Here is a track taken from Giggs’ new mixtape, Take Your Hats Off, which is produced by Bayoz Muzik and features Example on the chorus. This is absolutely massive, so I’m looking forward to hearing to the rest of the tape later. You can download it HERE.
Tuesday, February 8, 2011 at 11:55PM 
Here is Wretch 32’s latest single, Unorthodox, which features Example and uses the Stone Roses classic ‘Fool’s Gold’ as its sample. Have a feeling that this might do pretty well - it’s the perfect follow up to Traktor. You can catch them performing it on the Example tour, which kicks off in Norwich on February 22nd. Hottest Record in the World. (Hit the jump to hear another track off his upcoming album, which features female vocalist, Alex Mills)
Tuesday, February 8, 2011 at 4:21PM 
Wiley’s done his own version of Skepta’s massive track, Mike Lowery. Not sure if it’s better than JME’s, but it’s still sick.
Monday, January 31, 2011 at 7:09AM 
This is probably my favourite track off Skepta’s new album, Doin’ It Again. I wasn’t filled with confidence when I saw Chipmunk and N-Dubz on the tracklist, but I didn’t realise it was going to be this poor. I just found really boring; every song sounds the same and what he’s saying doesn’t interest me, at all. If you like the singles, then you will like the album, but I would advise you to go and spend your money on the new Chase & Status album. Blam! was a much more enjoyable and cohesive album.
Saturday, December 18, 2010 at 2:59PM 
This is really special for me. Throughout the past year, Ed Sheeran has become one of my favourite artists in the world and now I have the privilege of bringing you the first review of his latest EP, which will be available for you to download on January 9th. He first told me about the project when I met him in Leeds earlier this year and ever since then I have had the opportunity to get to know him and see him grow as an artist. I love all of his previous material, but this is easily my favourite to date and it’s the perfect way to lead up to the release of his debut album, which will be out next year.
Ever since seeing him on SBTV, I have been fascinated by both him and his music. He isn’t a rapper, or a singer; he is something completely different to anything we have previously heard. Of course his style incorporates certain aspects from Hip-Hop, Soul, Folk, Grime and a number of other genres, but I truly believe that he has created a whole new sound which can reach out to a wide range of music lovers. Working with producer and good friend Jake Gosling, they have created an incredible EP that is both thought-provoking and extremely relevant. Some of the UK’s best MC’s are featured on the 8 tracks and they are all on top form; this is no coincidence. During a conversation with Devlin, he told me that meeting Ed on the Example tour has rejuvenated his love for writing and made him a more well rounded artist - a true testament to the amount of lyrical talent that this young man possesses. What you find on here isn’t necessarily the type of thing you can expect to be on his debut LP, it’s more a showcase of the music that Ed listens to and appreciates. However; there is a re-worked version of my favourite song of his on here, which is nothing short of spectacular. I love the whole idea and it has been executed to perfection.
I could break down every single track, but when you have an EP that features Sway, Ghetts, Wretch 32, Devlin, Dot Rotten, P Money, Random Impulse, Mikill Pane, Wiley & JME, then there is no real need to go into that much detail, is there? You can just take my word for it; this is guaranteed to be one of the most refreshing and easy to relate to pieces of music you will hear for a very long time. I sometimes have to remind myself that he is only 19 years old. He is one of the most genuine and talented people I have ever met and it’s good to see everything finally coming together. He deserves it more than most. Below you can hear a snippet of the track that features Dot Rotten, which is called Goodbye To You.
Follow Ed on Twitter and make sure you get yourself a lovely Christmas present on January 9th. See the tracklist and pre-order HERE.
EP, Ed Sheeran, Features, Grime, Review, UK Hip-Hop in Aside Wednesday, December 15, 2010 at 1:48AM 
The Sun dropped an exclusive first play of one of the tracks from Ed’s upcoming collaboration Mixtape, which is now being released on January 9th. These are Wiley’s best verses for a very long time. EP is simply incredible.
Ed Sheeran, Grime, Hip-Hop, Wiley in Aside 