Everything Avelino drops its fire, and everything Not3s drops is fire. Why not bring the two ‘young flames’ together for a dope collaboration?

Above, the two collaborators join forces for “Boasy,” which sees Avelino, Not3s and crew enjoying life in Ibiza. Hope to see more from the two soon.

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Check out the new clip above.

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North London’s Avelino continues to wow listeners lyrically via his new release No Bulls***, which — according to Complex — is dubbed a ‘playlist’ project a la Drake‘s More Life. No Bulls*** contains 12 tracks and appearances/production from the likes of Dave (who released new work of his own), Jay Prince, Raf Riley and more. Surprisingly, Avelino’s Young Fire, Old Flame comrade Wretch 32 doesn’t contribute.

Stream No Bulls*** below, available via all streaming platforms.

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Enjoy the track/lyric visual in full (produced by the very dope Raf Riley) above.

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Coming off his The Paradox EP, UK singer Jacob Banks gets creatively grimey in his new video “Monster.” Telling the story of a cold-hearted robbery, we see Banks performing in a parking garage surrounding by presumably dead bodies hanging out of a car trunk and chalk outlined on the ground. Filming the video in one take (and on the fly), the guerilla style visual proves to have been worth taking the risk to capture. According to Banks,  the video aligned with the song perfectly as it spoke more so to a shift in his life: “The song came about when I was going through a phase of understanding that sometimes you have to take what you want, and as much as I don’t like it, sometimes it’s my only option.”

Watch Jacob Banks’ video for “Monster” below:

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