Saturday, December 11, 2010 at 11:18PM 
Couple of weeks late on this, but heard it on the Dubstep takeover tonight. Remix of Slang Like This, which features the Newham Generals, P-Money & Blacks. Sukh Knight fucking smashed it. Props to Mr. Manik for the MP3.
Blacks, Dubstep, Grime, Newham Generals, P-Money, True Tiger in Aside Saturday, December 4, 2010 at 4:43PM 
Here is the first track from Ed Sheeran’s upcoming collaboration Mixtape - it features P Money and is produced by Ed’s good friend, Jake Gosling. The tape will be released in the next few weeks and has some huge names on it. Big year ahead for Mr. Sheeran.
Ed Sheeran, Grime, Jake Gosling, P Money, UK Hip-Hop in Aside Saturday, December 4, 2010 at 3:21AM Didn’t really like this song when I first heard Devlin’s album, but it has grown on me a lot over the past few weeks. This is probably his best video too. Smashed it.
Devlin, Grime, Labrinth, UK Hip-Hop, Video Friday, November 26, 2010 at 10:58PM 
New one from Mz Bratt. Seriously; the USA can keep Minaj if we’ve got female MC’s like this around. Monster.
Monday, November 22, 2010 at 10:26AM Best performance at T4 Stars of 2010. Track is so much better with Skepta instead of Chipmunk, even if it is an old verse.
Devlin, Example, Giggs, Grime, Professor Green, Skepta, Tinchy Stryder, Tinie Temph, UK Hip-Hop, Video Saturday, November 20, 2010 at 3:28PM Video for one of my favourite tracks off Devlin’s debut album, Bud, Sweat & Beers. His videos are getting better & better. This is sick.
Devlin, Grime, UK Hip-Hop, Video Saturday, November 20, 2010 at 12:46AM 
He absolutely tore the Game Over beat to shreds and now Sway has gone and done the same with Pow 2011. Legend.
Grime, Sway, UK Hip-Hop in Aside Thursday, November 11, 2010 at 3:52PM 
Not gonna lie; I found Tinchy’s new album quite a hard listen. His voice gets a bit tedious after a while and a lot of the the hooks/choruses sound far too similar for my liking. Taking away Game Over; this is easily my favourite track on the album.
Grime, Tinchy Stryder, UK in Aside Tuesday, November 2, 2010 at 1:48AM Monstrous. Chip lets the team down a bit, but this is still a big moment in UK music.
Chipmunk, Devlin, Example, Giggs, Grime, Hip-Hop, Professor Green, Tinchy Stryder, Video Wednesday, October 27, 2010 at 8:11PM 
Although I’ve never been a massive fan of Grime on the whole; Devlin is an artist that I’ve got a lot of respect for and someone who’s music that I can’t always relate to, but have always been able understand and appreciate. I have followed his career closely ever since hearing The Art of Rolling 2 years ago and the progression he has made since that mixtape is quite incredible. Some people find his music hard to listen to, but I find his lyrical prowess on the mic enchanting and I love the fact that he tackles real life situations, which most MC’s would never dare approach. I had high hopes for the album after hearing the 3 singles; however it has exceeded all my expectations, and more.
After meeting him on the Example tour earlier this month, I now understand everything that he is about and I am so pleased that he has been able to create and release the debut album that he has always wanted to. In Yesterdays News he states that he has ‘a talent that these other rappers haven’t’ - that is quite a bold statement, but after hearing the album 5 times now, I cannot disagree. The uniqueness of his flow, concepts, lyrics and choice of beats make Bud, Sweat & Beers one of the enjoyable UK albums of 2010 and I can guarantee that it will be completely different to anything you’ve ever heard. In a time where lyrics don’t seem to be all that important to most people; Dev has stayed true to himself and given us the album that we were all hoping for.
The most commercially friendly tracks are those that have already been released along with Dreamer, which features the ever brilliant Emeli Sande. Other than that, the rest of the album is what most would call, ‘stereotypical Devlin’. It’s always hard for me to pick my favourite track from albums as strong as this; however 1989, Let It Go, Yesterday’s News and of course Runaway are the ones that I have been listening to most. The whole album is full of pure quality though. During our conversation he said that Ed Sheeran has rejuvenated his writing whilst they’ve been touring together, which genuinely excites me for what’s to come next, because this has blown me away.
Overall, it’s a great album and a piece of work that Dev should be really proud of. Hopefully this will end up being a mere stepping stone in what should become a long and illustrious career for one of my favourite MC’s. You can get Runaway on iTunes now and the album is available for pre-order too. All the necessary links are below and you can also hear, Let It Go, which is the track featuring and produced by Labrinth. All the hard work is finally paying off.
