Tempa T joins forces with JME in a brand new visual for Nothing Like That. It’s been a while since we’ve heard from both rappers, so it’s only right that they both come together on one track to give us this banger.
The visual is amazingly directed by Chas Appeti, as it gives you that old school VHS vibe, which only adds to the trademark limitless energy that Tempa T and JME bring on this track. Don’t sleep on this one, I can already imagine the mosh pits this track will cause.
Chip has unleashed an explosive new single entitled Gets Like That, featuring a guest verse from Ghetts. The track kicks off the campaign for his long-awaited third studio album; his first in six years, which he has now revealed to be titled League of My Own II. The project weighs in at a total of seventeen tracks and will effectively serve as the follow-up to his seminal 2007 mixtape League of My Own, which is especially relevant given that this year marks ten years since its release.
The instrumental for Gets Like That – produced by Tre Mission, was first heard back in November when Tre took over the decks on Rinse FM to promote the release of AJ Tracey’s single Buster Cannon. It can be heard at the 41 minute mark of the podcast, being graced by the vocal talents of AJ and Merky ACE.
In the new single, Chip acknowledges his ability to bridge the gap between his day one fans and his more recent followers, spitting: “Old school man know my ways like that / New school man felt my pain like that”. In tweets, he has frequently suggested that the album will offer listeners a variety of musical styles, and won’t conform to strictly rap or grime. We’re excited to hear what he’s got in store for us.
Since dropping his forthcoming mixtape #LNS last month, Reeko Squeeze has continued to display his crazy work rate. Already dropping visuals for his singles Bloodline, Stereotype and Greenlight, Reeko is back with a new video for his fourth track on the project. The track is titled Controlling Me and with Carns Hill on production, I shouldn’t really have to say much else.
The South London rapper comes through with his signature flow and delivery while spitting about how he can’t be controlled ‘there’s no controlling me/something’s got a hold of me, if I didn’t rap would you notice me’, the tracks Lah Media created visuals see him strolling through a shopping centre with his entourage backing him.
Check out the official video for Controlling Me above!
Lethal Bizzle and Mostack head to the deserts of Dubai for his track titled Hold Me. The track is off his recently released EP titled You’ll Never Make a Million from Grime, and since announcing Hold Me as his next single from the EP last week, the drop of this visual has been highly anticipated.
The visual sees Lethal Bizzle walking through the desert with a camel, before he sees Dally cruise by on a quad with two women in the back, whilst he sports a jacket that he was surely boiling in! Bizzle hops in the passenger and before you know it they’re all wearing Gallebaya’s and chilling in the desert. The wavy beat has Diztortion’s trademark sound all over it, and both artists go hard on this one with Lethal B providing a solid verse and catchy hook, and MoStack doing what he does best, bringing that gangster with a banter vibe with bars such as “She play-fighting and she take off my hat, you wouldn’t like it if I take off your weave!”.
Check out the video above, and if you haven’t listened yet, you can hear Lethal Bizzle’s You’ll Never Make a Million from Grime EP on all streaming platforms now.
