#9thStreet N90 X Soze - Lightwork (Freestyle)

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‘LIGHTWORK’ FREESTYLE

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9thStreet are back highlighting the best that drill music has to offer, N90 and Soze really do attack the beat for their ‘Lightwork Freestyle.’ Spitting with an edgy flow both N90 and Soze channel energy into their bars and help make a rememberable freestyle. Big up to Pressplay whose lightwork freestyles have been causing waves.

N90 –

I could’ve listened to N90 spit bars for a total of 90 minutes. He touches mic with such confidence and helps murk the freestyle. The beat intertwines with his voice and works very well together.

‘How can you call this beef if you take two years to react’

This bar legit makes me thing of that super hot fire meme, but N90 is showing that he is serious about his bars, and that he could have some battling coming his way.

Soze –

Jheeze, Soze has always been killing it, but his voice perfectly contrasts N90’s. The outcome is a perfectly created freestyle.  It’s an example of why more collaborations need to happen in drill, especially if they are going to be sounding like this.

I’m sorry for the people who haven’t heard of Soze, and it seems he really has pressed play on his career with this epic freestyle.

Stoner - "Company"

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‘COMPANY’

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Fast rising artist Stoner has been very consistent when it comes to dropping track after track. The Brixton rapper is determined to let nothing stand in his way and his work rate proves exactly that.

Stoner just dropped a brand new track entitled ‘Company’. In super clean visuals, filmed in the capital of Spain, Barcelona is becoming a hot spot for people looking for a good time with some beautiful scenery. Company is about enjoying the company of a female companion, whilst enjoying all the flavours of course.

With a wavey beat and catchy lyrics, this song has the potential to be a summer banger. Enjoy the video above and let us know your thoughts!

(Zone 2) Trizzac x Kwengface - "Roll & Shoot"

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‘ROLL & SHOOT’ IN NEW VISUALS

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Zone 2’s Trizzac and Kwengface join forces to unveil a brand-new visual for Roll & Shoot. This one was featured on SRB Separation Confirmed (The Blue Print) tape, a project brought to you by South London producer Carns Hill towards the end of last year.

I personally feel like it was one of the coldest tracks on the tape, so it’s only right that it has now got a set of visuals that help further bring the track to life, as Trizzac’s aggressive approach and delivery partnered with Kwengface’s infectious flow and punchlines made for a very good collaboration with Carns, whose production is so distinct and in its own lane.

The Ron Nengese Films directed visual sees the Peckham collective on top of what looks like a rooftop car park, as they both come through with solid verses which are given that extra emphasis due to some smooth editing which sees the most impactful lyrics come up on the screen. Zone 2’s Hillside Zoo project should be coming soon so be on the lookout for that, but if you haven’t listened to Carns Hill’s SRB Separation Confirmed yet, you can do so by clicking here.

Check out the visual above.

#150 m24 x slapit24 "Saucy Drillas"

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‘SAUCY DRILLAS’ IN NEW VISUALS

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South London’s M24 and SlapIt24 link up for a brand-new music video to their latest track entitled Saucy Drillas, brought to you by PressPlay Media. The #150 rappers have been very consistent with the tracks and visuals lately, most recently dropping their wavy track Warr on our channel at the beginning of May, and they show no signs of letting up.

The Keno shot visual sees the crew walking the streets and enjoying the sun, as M24 kicks off his verse in style, flowing over the LK produced beat effortlessly, delivering an abundance of bold and boastful bars which let the people know why he calls himself a saucy drilla. M24 then gives us a very catchy hook, before SlapIt24 comes through masked up, as makes sure to keep the energy, enthusiasm, and crud at a maximum throughout his verse.

Make sure to check out the visual above.