Formed in 2002 Urban Fire is an outlet for UK and US Urban Acts.

Panic Room was a label from Essex focussing on releasing the work of Headzache.

Dented was a UK based hip hop and drum n bass record label. Home of the Foreign Beggars.

A-Ball is an unsigned emcee and is looking to promote his work and get his name known throughout the industry.

Bite It! was Trevor (Underdog) Jackson's hiphop label responsible for introducing us to the Brotherhood and Lewis Parker. Hasn't released anything for quite a few years as Trevor concentrates on his Output label, which is more of an electronic thing.

Tongue Tied was an Edmonton, North London based label. Hope to the Universal Soldiers.

Muzik4Me was a short lived label featuring the likes of Red Rum and affiliated with Los Sol Entertainment.

I have been a fan of hip-hop for a decade now, and over the years, it has played an increasing part in my life. Consequently, I have become very passionate about hip-hop and from the conversations I have with other heads, I know that there are many others who share my enthusiasm. However, despite having millions of followers across the globe, there have been very few studies done on the impact that hip-hop has on its fans. That's why I decided to do some research of my own.

“Get a simple two-bar beat going with 8's on the hat kick on 1 of the first bar and snares on 2 and 4. Build a loop with whatever you’re working with, knock out a b-line, and then knock the kicks up to the b-line. Then work on any different sections if there are any, then arrange it. After that it’s all down to what the vocalist does with it.”