Scrufizzer is know for his Fizzy Flow, so this is the perfect title for his new, free, downloadable mixtape. Mixed by legendary DJ Semxtex it’s sure to impress, Semtex says, “Scrufizzer is the future. His flow says it all.” Stream and download the mixtape below.
Tracklisting
1. FIZZY INTRO 0:00
2. BOOM 1:50
3. BACK ON MY BALL 5:12
4. FIZZY IN PARIS 7:30
5. HOODY 11:00
6. NUTTIN 13.17
7. FIZZY FLOW 17:01
8. I DONT WANNA SCRU 19:13
9. WHATS NEW 21:03
10. GET AWAY 24:19
11. LOST ONES 26:53
12. BE SOMEONE 29:40
13. THE RECIPE 33:17
14. FEAR IS STRONGER THAN LOVE 34:42
G-Shock Sessions are back for their infamous live sessions held at their store in Brick Lane. The night will see the launch of Roll Deep‘s new mixtape ‘No Comment Star’ with the grime collective performing. Other performances on the night will be from Discarda, Rival, Jammer, Shystie and Mighty Moe, Infecta and many more.
DJ’s on the night will be 1Xtra’s CJ Beatz, Kiss FM’s Logan Sama, and Roll Deep and 1Xtra DJ Target, with Shadez The Misfit hosting. An exclusive deal of 20% off watches will be offered on the night too, so get down there.
This event is free and takes places at at G-Shock East,Unit 3, Dray Walk, Old Truman Brewery, 91 Brick Lane, E1 6QL. The first live act to take to the stage is at 6.30pm.
English Frank releases the music video to the official Offender theme song, giving the track the same title as the movie.
I went to the screening of the film a few weeks back now, and it is definitely one to watch with English Frank, G FrSH, Scorcher in it and a cameo from Mic Righteous. It’s out in cinemas August 8th.
Squingy produces the music video for his latest track Find A Way, taking us through the life of man going through tribulations and is trying to make each day better. He turns this music video into a mini movie, watch the video and follow what happens…
Wow! It’s been a busy week in the world of UK rap and although I haven’t been to any shows this week, I have heard many stand-out tracks. There are also a few mixtapes and one very big album to look forward to in the coming months. Can you guess who I’m talking about?
A few days before Azealia Banks dropped her ‘Fantasea’ mixtape, we were given a taster of what was to come with ‘Neptune’, featuring London MC Shystie. Shystie was only one of two featured artists on the 19 track mixtape, the other artist being Styles P. Last Monday the south London hip-hop collective Caxton Press released the video to ‘Big Buck Star’ from their debut LP ‘Shame The Devil’ which is out now. Another collective from London, Piff Gang, also released their third 11-track mixtape called ‘Plant Life’. This will be the first of three projects we will see from them in the coming months, so watch this space.
The USG boys have been busy as we saw three tracks released from them last week. The first was K. Koke’s ‘Roc For Life’, featuring MMG’s Wale. I loved the rocky beat on this track and the video was a perfect match. K. Koke tweeted as it premiered, writing: “This ain’t no music video. It’s my journey from streets up!”
Next up was Exo who released the video ‘Way Back Home’ featuring singer Tom Prior – again this had a rocky beat and shows a very different side to Exo. Youngest member Geko slowed it down for ‘Best Friend’ as he reaches out to his old friend. Look out for K. Koke’s album ‘I Ain’t Perfect’ and Exo’s 7 track EP ‘The 7 Day Mile’ due in October.
Ard Adz and Sho Shallow jumped on Sneakbo’s ‘Still Breathing’ to give us a banging remix of the track, complete with a video. These two have been putting in a lot of work this year, so we should be expecting big things from them. G FrSH was joined by Yungen and Cashtastic for ‘Grown A** Boy’; giving us a taster of what is to come from his upcoming ‘Legoman II’ mixtape.
Lastly The Jump Off team recently had a debate, asking: ‘Should Grime Artists Make UK Rap?’ LaLa asked the question ‘If he keeps doing grime, is he not allowed to ever, ever experiment?’
Some of the team thought it was okay to make a few one-off tracks out of their genre, but came to the conclusion that their fans would be upset if they were to completely cross over. However, examples of artists that have crossed over successfully such as Chip and Tinie Tempah show that it is more than possible to start off as a grime artist and move to rap.
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G-Shock Sessions
G-Shock Sessions are back for their infamous live sessions held at their store in Brick Lane. The night will see the launch of Roll Deep‘s new mixtape ‘No Comment Star’ with the grime collective performing. Other performances on the night will be from Discarda, Rival, Jammer, Shystie and Mighty Moe, Infecta and many more.
DJ’s on the night will be 1Xtra’s CJ Beatz, Kiss FM’s Logan Sama, and Roll Deep and 1Xtra DJ Target, with Shadez The Misfit hosting. An exclusive deal of 20% off watches will be offered on the night too, so get down there.
This event is free and takes places at at G-Shock East, Unit 3, Dray Walk, Old Truman Brewery, 91 Brick Lane, E1 6QL. The first live act to take to the stage is at 6.30pm.
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