Ms Banks - "Know U Know"

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 ‘KNOW U KNOW’

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Ms Banks unveils a brand-new music video for her track entitled Know U Know. The track is off her mixtape titled The Coldest Winter Ever which was released back in April and this visual has most certainly brought the song to life even more. The beat for Know U Know carries a dark, eerie sound which allows Ms Banks to attack it with some cold bars that touch on a range of topics from love to the murders in Libya.

Directed by Ray Fiasco, we see Ms Banks is several dimly lit settings that reflect the vibe and the message of the song extremely well. Throughout the visual, we see Ms Banks get intimate with someone who then goes on to betray her. She finds out and as expected, it doesn’t end well for the man in question.

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Russ - "Boom Flick"

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‘BOOM FLICK’ VISUALS

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Russ comes through with a brand-new visual for his latest release entitled Boom Flick, courtesy of Pressplay Media. The cold instrumental is produced by Hargo and MrWot, as we see Russ showcase a range of flows, backed by some gritty bars in a visual which see’s him on the roadside, but also shows some footage from some of his live performances.

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Cashh - You Deserve It

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‘YOU DESERVE IT’ VISUALS

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Cashh makes his return to our channel with a brand-new visual for his latest single entitled You Deserve It. He initially released the audio earlier this month and the production from Deanyboy combined with the flow and delivery of Cashh immediately gave you that Dancehall infused Caribbean vibe perfect for any summer motive.

Now, we’re given the visuals to match as the Kevin Hudson directed visual see’s Cashh in a party vibing and dancing, surrounded by women, Jamaican flags, dancers, and everything else needed to perfectly capture the essence of a vibrant late night function in Jamaica.

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Joe Grind - "Skrr Up" Feat. Stylo G & P Money

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‘SKRR UP’ WITH STYLO G AND P MONEY

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What can make a Sunday better? Perhaps, the answer is new music from Joe Grind with the help of Stylo G and P Money. ‘Skrr Up’ is certainly one that will catch your eye, the visuals are very slick and shot in a very pleasing fashion. The beat on this song is very cold and it really does send the track to a different dimension.

‘Skrr Up’ is from Joe Grind’s new mixtape ‘Respect the Grind’ Trust me man you’ll be getting bare respect after the release of this song. Joe Grind kills the lyrics and really has made a street anthem with ‘Skrr Up’ P Money comes through with some classic bars and adds some flavour to the song, it’s a very grime video and that’s what I like about the visuals.

Stylo G is the guy that was needed, his unique flow and sound help craft the track as well. This is a great release and Joe Grind comes through looking very good, both with the clever lyrics and the sleek-looking video .

Make sure you go and check out the video for Joe Grind’s ‘Skrr Up’ featuring Stylo G and P Money. Make sure you let us know what you think.

Fatch - "This Is England (Letter to Miss Markle)"

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‘THIS IS ENGLAND’

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Fatch makes a return to the channel as he unveils brand-new visuals to his latest offering entitled This Is England (Letter To Miss Markle). The Clapham Junction, South London-based artist released the audio earlier this week and now we have the visuals to match the picture that Fatch aims to paint with his lyrics on this track. Shot and Edited by Shadrach4real, the visual sees Fatch on a stool, with a projector behind him showing many of the nation’s injustices as he delves into them accordingly.

Whilst accompanied by some soulful vocals from a woman who stays painting throughout the entire visual, Fatch aims to let Meghan Markle know that she may have a view of England through rose-tinted glasses. So, he makes sure to cleverly highlight the many realities of the country, touching on several sensitive topics such as Stephen Lawrence, Mark Duggan, Princess Diana, Brexit, Grenfell, and more.

This is England is available to purchase/stream by clicking right here. Also, if you want to hear more from Fatch, you can check out his last drop on our channel titled Killing Spree.

Check out the visual above and let us know what you think in the comments!