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MANGA – Three Hundred and Sixty
Following a successful year with Roll Deep and a strong feature on Wiley’s album, Manga is back!!! The Roll Deep/A list artist is showing that musically he is running circles around the game and
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Mixtape Review – Mover – Ouch Chea vol 2
East London rapper Mover has released the much anticipated Ouch Chea Volume 2 mixtape, hosted by DJ Limelight. The 27 track mixtape features a whole load of bangers including a cover of Adele’s Hometown
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Mic Righteous Open Mic album
BY DANIEL SAVAGE I’m back ladies and gentlemen; like herpes, only more infectious. Today I want to talk to you about a rapper that I refer to as the ‘Aggy One’- the sort of
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MIXTAPE REVIEW : Myles Brown – 16 32′s
16 32s is the aptly titled debut mixtape from north London rapper Myles Brown. Listeners are presented with sixteen tracks, each offering a sick array of metaphors and punchlines spread over thirty-two bars. The
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Event Review: Vocals & Verses The Peoples Choice Edition
Vocals & Verses has been responsible for bringing some of the year’s most accomplished underground singers and poets to the fore. The Christmas Special edition of the bi-monthly showcase promised to see out the
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Mixtape Review: Confz- Morals Over Everything
“Not just rhyming, I’m educating your mind so you can relate to mine”. This line sums up Morals Over Everything – the new mixtape from Confz. It’s a collection of seventeen songs in which
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REVIEW – K Koke – Pure Koke 3
Coming back with another banger of a mixtape is K Koke adding to thePure Koke collection with Pure Koke Volume 3 – The Missing Tape. There has been nothing but improvement in Koke’s career
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Mixtape review: Razor – Progression
Titled Progression, Razor’s newest mixtape is an ode to evolvement, development and growth, both in his person and as an artist. I can’t help but automatically start comparing the latest instalment from Razor, aka
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Bluey Robinson – The Late Shift Review
It’s been a bit quiet on the new music front for Bluey Robinson lately, but the South London singer is back with his new mixtape The Late Shift and it was worth the wait.
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He refuses to lose, it’s Esco Williams
Open your eyes and ears to the perfectly formed (in every way) Esco Williams, fresh out of Liverpool with a list of talents including singing, rapping, songwriting and looking damn hot in videos. Long
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