#9th Street Soze x N90 - "Andele"

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ANDELE’ VIDEO

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North West London based UK Rap collective, 9th street have just dropped of some fresh visuals to their latest effort, Andele. The boys have been noticeably, consistently putting in the work and building their names up in a bid to become one of the coldest groups in the UK Drill scene.

Making numerous appearances on local radio stations, dropping frequent visuals and even offering up a very dope project a couple months back. Having recently just shelled down their Mad About Barz freestyle session with Mixtape Madness and Kenny Allstar, the extremely active group have wasted no time at all in bringing us a brand new set of visuals to their latest joint, Andele. You could definitely call this one a Get Money anthem, as we hear Soze rap “b***hes love it when you’re getting paid” in the hook.

The video, directed by Large and Nikan see Soze and his boys in different taped off scenes drowned in an deep red, making the track feel even more intense. It seems as though 9th Street are going from strength to strength with every release and really showing their creativity in a UK Drill scene filled with talent. Check out the new video above and let us know what you think.

Mischief & SJ (67) - "Drugs, Money & Scrams"

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‘DRUGS, MONEY & SCRAMS’

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Mischief and SJ have just dropped some heat with their latest hit ‘Drugs, Money & Scrams’. The track sees Mischief and SJ spit real bars as they flow on a bass-heavy production. 67 feature in the video and they’re flexing too as they show off their ice.

Check out ‘Drugs, Money & Scrams’ above.

Sharky Major ft Manga, Fumin, Bruza & Maxwell D "Grime Originals RMX"

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‘GRIME ORIGINALS’ REMIX FT. MANGA, FUMIN, BRUZA AND MAXWELL D

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Sharky Major delivers a ‘Grime Originals’ Remix, featuring a strong line up of Manga, Fumin, Bruza, and Maxwell D—which is full of energy.

Grime Originals, as a platform, highlights the work of artists that have cemented themselves in the music scene, from the early days of grime. Artists such as Manga, Fumin, Bruza, and Maxwell D, fall into the category of talented grime artists with a lengthy-history in the game. Those artists have joined forces with, Nasty Crew’s first MC, Sharky Major, for a cold remix of his track ‘Grime Original’.

Taking it in turns, each artist spits hard-hitting bars, packed full of punches, in their signature styles. The talent displayed is versatile, and highly-skilled. If this track is your introduction to the artists featured, it is a great sample of what each talent has to offer. It should also inspire you to check out their individual tracks—you will find a lot of great music.

On the ‘Grime Originals’ Remix: Manga is on his way to any man who wants to clash, Fumin is badding up MC’s, Bruza takes you through the elements of grime—from the lyrical clashes, to the physical, and Maxwell D has bars that will cause a catastrophe—whilst Sharky Major carries the rest of the track with a reminder. They are all Grime Originals.

‘Grime Originals’ Remix showcases different, yet authentic, styles that we have heard over the years—and the delivery is powerful. The new track is available to stream on all digital platforms, via the new record label—Grime Originals Records.

Check out the ‘Grime Originals’ Remix visuals, in the video above. Let us know your thoughts on Twitter.

Cadet - "Meek Mill"

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‘MEEK MILL’

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When Meek Mill was released at the end of April social media was overjoyed as one of the games best rappers despite all the controversy was a free man again. Cadet is one of the many to clearly have really felt the passion and real rap that Meek Mill made his name from so dedicated his latest track to the man himself.

The video starts with a montage of old Meek Mill clips before transitioning to shots of Cadet showing off the Rolex’s on his wrist and a congregation of Bikes and smoke in the background which really show how the Meek influence! Cadets work rate has been second to none lately and he’s definitely continuing that run with this latest release.

Check the video out above.