Super Ti2bs mixtape launch party was off the hook. You can see from the video above. UK hip hop vibes at it’s best in a nice and compact venue.
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More rare footage courtesy of Westwoods YouTube channel with Run DMC Beatboxing & rapping in London 1988
Shotty Horroh drops a freestyle for UKTalent Show Outside the “Distinction” event in Leeds held by Don’t Flop
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Public Enemy 1988 behind the scenes rare footage from Def II Tour Hamersmith Odeon 1988 London, UK.
Hackney Colliery Band have a wicked cover of Blackstreets ‘No Diggity’, blasting their brass all over it. Too Many T’s were lucky enough to be asked along to join them at a gig and after 10 minutes jamming they performed this track with them live in Hackney.
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You can download Apollo The Great’s new album the Hennessy Diaries from iTune now.
Damo raps some really passionate bars over a super simplistic instrumentation, with just a piano and a tiny little bit of synth (not too much I promise) to keep him company. Proof you don’t need an over-produced beat to make it a good song.
A nice party vibe from Boston-based artist, Natural, with some really fun lines from both Natural and featured rapper Dutch ReBelle. I really liked this team-up, and both MCs flowed off each other really well. If you’re feeling Natural you can download his mixtape for free at the mighty Bandcamp.
Life of a Twenty is a really cool concept, both the video’s idea and the general narrative behind the song itself. It’s rapped from the point of view of a $20, and charts all the business and badness that that 20 dollar bill gets to see first hand. Pretty interesting, and a crazy ending.
If you’re feeling this song, Sketchy’s new album ‘The Advebtures of Sketchy Waze’ is out soon, check his Facebook and have a look see.
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If you’ve keeping up with those cool kid superfan points then you’d remember that Swerve and SYG have been releasing material every payday, whether that’s a a freestyle, video or full-length track. ‘You Trippin’ is the third in the series thus far, and it’s some straight bars over some juxtaposed beats from producer D-Rock, and works really well with Swerves laid back, but strong vocal delivery. The ending of song is a bit weird, and I didn’t quite understand the reason for the random cuss, but aside from that it’s a solid track.
