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Stay Flee Get Lizzy is With two decades of music industry experience under his belt, Stay Flee Get Lizzy has cemented his legacy as an artist, A&R and record label owner. Having broken into the
Together, PUMA and Skepta unlock a world where creativity is truly limitless in the new RS campaign. “Revolutionaries” brings into focus the evolution of RS, expressed through bold colors, modern details, and high-tech accents. Two
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UK Grime and Afrobeats. Two strictly opposing genres. One, saturated by the gritty tales and brutal bass lines of inner city life; the other, a movement of percussive celebration. Despite the contention of the originating
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What five words define your sound? Honest, Melodic, Raw, Deep, Melancholy Which song of yours would you like people to hear first? For most people, I want to be known for my Rap stuff, so
Fresh off his collaboration with Eyeconic, Newcastle rapper NE-O reveals his favourite mixtape of all time to VIPER… What’s your favourite mixtape ever? Skepta – ‘Blacklisted’ Why is it so significant to you? ‘Blacklisted’ really
Fresh off the back of ‘CHROME II’ Coventry-born, Birmingham-based artist nineteen97 selects a UK classic for his favourite mixtape… What’s your favourite mixtape ever? Skepta, ‘Community Payback’. Impeccable work – like 10/10 stuff; I can’t stress
Stay Flee Get Lizzy is With two decades of music industry experience under his belt, Stay Flee Get Lizzy has cemented his legacy as an artist, A&R and record label owner. Having broken into the
Together, PUMA and Skepta unlock a world where creativity is truly limitless in the new RS campaign. “Revolutionaries” brings into focus the evolution of RS, expressed through bold colors, modern details, and high-tech accents. Two
The British-Nigerian Grime artist unveils his own painting for the first time, to be offered in “Contemporary Curated”… “I live and breathe art in everything I do, everything I think. When I look at art,
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Following the previously released ‘Mozambique’, which featured Moonchild Sanelly and Jaykae, Ghetts dropped more heat with ‘IC3’ featuring Skepta. The track’s title references the police code used to identify black suspects, and it comes off
UK Grime and Afrobeats. Two strictly opposing genres. One, saturated by the gritty tales and brutal bass lines of inner city life; the other, a movement of percussive celebration. Despite the contention of the originating
The UAE is definitely not a place you would typically associate with hip hop culture and festivals, especially considering the federation has a very strict legal system in place. However, Sole DXB has managed to