East London rapper Mercston returns with his brand new track ‘Top Bins’, produced by DJ Scholar.
Mercston has been making good music for a minute and over the years his distinctive flow and artful bars have made him a prominent presence in Grime. Many of you will be aware that Mercs was part of the infamous UK collective, The Movement, which also included Wretch 32, Ghetts and Scorcher, and was a fundamental part of the progression of Grime, so you can understand how Mercston has established his position at the forefront of the UK scene.
In his latest track, Top Bins, Mercs showcases his experimental style with samples from a few classic Grime tracks such as I Spy. The visuals directed by Kaylum sees the MC sporting Puma’s Arsenal football club’s home kit while he spits some impressive bars and shows us why he’s still a tempo specialist.
Manchester’s finest, Bugzy Malone, is set to release his upcoming project King Of The North, in just over two weeks on July 14th. Previously Bugzy has released two bangers with Aggy Wid It and Through The Night featuring DJ Luck and MC Neat, both of which are featured on the King Of The North track list. Bruce Wayne, counts as the third, having been premiered on BBC1 Xtra by Mista Jam this evening. The visuals were uploaded onto YouTube soon after the radio premiere with Bugzy Malone utilising the Batman persona to the fullest, sporting the blacked out tracky in the all black Benz.
Pre-order King Of The North on iTunes here and watch the Bruce Wayne music video above!
Thornton Heath’s Cadet is gearing up to release his upcoming project The Commitment 2 on July 21st. Thus far he’s given us an insight into what to expect with Instagram Girls featuring Konan. Also among the 10-song track list is No More Letters (or Letter to Krept part 2), which ends the trilogy of replies between Cadet and his cousin Krept.
The letters between both artists began when Cadet felt the need to verbalise his thoughts on a track directed towards Krept. Letter To Krept was an emotional script, giving listeners an deep lyrical insight into Cadet’s perspective of him and his cousin’s relationship.
The response from Krept three days later was an authentic one. He directly addressed the lyrics Cadet shared while sharing his piece just as honestly.
Now No More Letters is the end. Buzzing with confidence, the underrated legend Cadet is reaping the benefits of his success.
Check out Cadet’s No More Letters above and see below for the two previous letters.
