Little Dee & P Money [B2B]

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 ‘B2B’ SESSION

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Little Dee and P Money make a rare appearance on JDZ to shut down a massive ‘B2B’ session.

The veteran OGz Grime pairing  aren’t as active collectively anymore as they used to be when the whole crew would be doing songs together constantly so it is nice to see them go back to back for nostalgia purposes – reminding us what they can do when the two forces collide on a hefty Audio Slugs produced Grime riddim.

Enjoy this brand new ‘B2B’ session and do let us know what you think!

Stoner - "Take This In"

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‘TAKE THIS IN’

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South London based rapper Stoner returns to PIRATE with more fire as he shares the brand new music video to his latest effort ‘Take This In’.

Stoner opens up about his thoughts regarding his eyesight when he smokes as well as his creation process as he suggests he doesn’t write his lyrics down.

‘Take This In’ is a track with much depth as we are introduced to more of Stoner’s introspective side while he reminisces on the times when he was able to ride through the city on a bike before he was blinded.

This track isn’t on Stoner’s latest project ‘Blind but Breathing’ but is quite similar in essence, if you’re feeling ‘Take This In’ make sure you head over to iTunes and grab his debut project here.

Blittz Ft TE dness, Solo LDN, Skeamer, Skore Beezy & Trizzy Trapz - "Chat Too Much Remix"

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‘CHAT TOO MUCH’ REMIX

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Following the release of the original with Ounto Nation front man Abra Cadabra, Blittz unveils the brand new music video to the ‘Chat Too Much’ remix with TE dness, Solo LDN, Skeamer, Skore Beezy and Trizzy Trapz!

The original ‘Chat Too Much’ visuals were premiered back in October of 2016 right here on Link Up TV and definitely made a big impact! click the link and check it out!

Make sure you grab the iTunes version of the ‘Chat Too Much’ remix featuring an extra verse from none other than Izzie Gibbs! Click the link here.

Pak-Man - "Missing"

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‘MISSING’ VISUALS

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Following the release of his latest body of work ‘Still Legendary’, Pak-Man drops the visuals to one of the deepest songs on the entire project with ‘Missing’.

‘Missing’ gives us insight into a part of the South London rapper’s upbringing as he is extremely unapologetic in exposes his father as being the person ‘missing’ in his life, divulging that there was no real reason for it other than him being ‘selfish’.

The honesty and depth in this track and video is impeccably matched by Pak-Man’s solid delivery as he puts himself in his father’s shoes, declaring he’d never want his child selling an illegal substances then putting things all into perspective as he aptly uses his words to take us on a journey that depicts what he, his mother and younger brother went through due to him being ‘missing’ throughout the majority of his life.

Check this one out and let us know if it moved you the same way it did us. Also, if you’re feeling this one, make sure you grab Pak-Man’s ‘Still Legendary’ project on iTunes here.

Sho Shallow X Mdargg X Jboy - "Inda Brix"

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‘INDA BRIX’

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Sho Shallow links up with fellow Brixton rappers Mdargg and Jboy for the brand new music video to ‘Inda Brix’.

‘Inda Brix’ is taken from Sho Shallow’s forthcoming debut solo mixtape entitled ‘Stuck in the Deep End’ which is available to pre-order on iTunes right here, so make sure you grab that if you’re feeling this video.

The trio join forces to depict how they move ‘Inda Brix’ on this one – assisted by witty wordplay and charismatic delivery Sho Shallow, Mdargg and Jboy talk opps’, dress code and more as they move from indoor settings to outdoor settings with cameos from familiar faces such as Ard Adz.