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This looks like a set up here
You wanna act brand new when you get up there, yeah
Try step up here, you wanna flip tables
And wanna wreck up chairs…

More recently, he also dropped off a new banger titled “Raise Your Glass,” a clear reminder that Wiley’s as sharp with his abilities as he’s ever been. Check out both cuts below.

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Second, Wiley is definitely not happy about this one. At all.

Here’s a collaboration for the year. Legendary Londoners Dizzee Rascal and Skepta has joined forces on the new track “Money Right,” which comes accompanied by a dope “visualizer” to boot. The track itself sees the Grime pioneers on a Trap/Hip-Hop bend, and it’s clear that these two still have long years of dope music ahead of them.

Check it out below. Too bad Wiley couldn’t join this…

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Image credit: Dirtee Stank/Island

UK legend Dizzee Rascal is back with his sixth album Raskit, a project that seems to hark back to his Grime roots (make no mistake, Dizzee still utilizes newer vibes and has a lot to say about present-day London and gentrification as well). The project sees production from Dizzee himself, alongside peers and successors Cardo, Donae’O, Salva, Teddy Samba, The Arcade, The HeavyTrackerz and more.

[SIDEBAR: Post-listen, the fact that Dizzee uses the same color scheme from his classic debut Boy In Da Corner can’t be a coincidence.]

Stream Raskit below via all streaming platforms (vinyl/merch lovers need to head here ASAP)…also included is his poignant visual for the single “Space.”

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East End Londoner Dizzee Rascal just dropped visuals for his new song “Nutcrackerz” which features fellow British MC Giggs on vocals and production from Heavytrackerz. The video takes the viewer through various neighborhood spots in London but is overwhelmingly dominated by the sharp and quick rhymes provided by the two rappers.

Tchaikovsky’s famous Nutcracker theme is sped up and given a trap-like beat to it, making it edgy and giving it the ability to be rapped over, which Rascal and Giggs do quite impressively. Spitting back and forth about experiences they had growing up in their perspective neighborhoods, the video switches from East End London to Sound of London, respectively, showing the rappers in their element.

The single is set to release on April 18th via Dizzee’s own Dirtee Stank Recordings. Check out the video below and keep on the look out for more bangers from this UK rapper.

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