Snazz-D & The Ca$hless Family – Dangerous Mix LP [Fire Ent.]
This release has been labelled 'Africa's most anticipated Hip-Hop CD of the Millineum' and dangerous is the only word to describe the new LP from the new and improved Ca$hless Family.
![JVF Clique - Our View CD [Clique Recordings]](https://www.britishhiphop.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/jvf-frontpage.jpg)
JVF Clique – Our View CD [Clique Recordings]
The JVF Clique may not be a name that floats through the mainstream, but it's a name worth remembering. Our View is a continual project of verses on www.JVFradio.com, lyrics on beats covering topical news issues.
M9 – High Fidelity LP [Triple Darkness]
M9 has been sat in my backlog of reviews, but I'm sorry that this has been the case as this boys skills are ridiculous. He has an intense rhyming style that takes no prisoners. Melanin 9 breathes new life into a genre that has seemingly been entering its last days.
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A-Plus – My Last Good Deed CD [Hiero Imperium]
The concept for My Last Good Deed was born out of a conversation A Plus had with his father. "We were discussing how I had these reoccurring problems in different areas of my life like relationships and business dealings. My dad's advice was to put my foot down and make one last effort to make the situations work out. He said 'If it still doesn’t work out, make it your last good deed and move on'".
Planet Asia – The Medi-Cali Trilogy 3xLP
2006 finds Planet Asia bringing you all the material you could ever want in the form of The Medi-Cali Trilogy, a three-part series from Fresno's finest. The first installment, The Sickness, features production by Khalil, Jake One, D-Cyde, & Amp Live with guest appearances from Moka Only, Rasco, Flii Stylz, Mitchy Slick & Killa Ben.
Dirty Diggers – The Pleasure Is All Mine LP [Zebra Traffic]
The Dirty Diggers have not been getting enough love around these parts. I have to confess I started a review of their first LP – Freakishly Strong, but they fell foul of my dwindling work ethic and multifarious demands on my time. Maybe I’ll finish it one day.
Southey The Great – Sick Sick South CD [Quill and Ink Music]
Right, this CD confused me immensely. Upon receipt I thought it was from a new act, but upon closer inspection it seems that it is from someone we have heard from before. Although there was no press info that came with the CD, or I lost it, so apologies for the detective work if it is wrong.
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Various Artists – Leeds By Example CD [Knocked Off Records]
The Leeds By Example project (see LeedsByExample.com) first dropped this CD around a year back to positive reviews, but the team behind it obviously feel that it hasn't yet reached every member of it's potential target audience as there's an official re-release under way.
Broke’N’English – Subject 2 Status LP [Fat City]
What do you think of when asked to consider the Manchester music scene? Well, if you're my age and were in your teens when Britpop hit, your first thought might well be Oasis. I won't deny for a second that Manchester might equally well be celebrated for its significant and progressive connections with rave culture - for example, the legacy of the Hacienda and more recently a stunning take on Liquid Funk D&B courtesy of Soul:R Records.
Lethal + Destruction – The Journey LP [Bleak House]
I have not really been following Lethal And Destruction since their So What CD dropped, but by all reports they need to be checked out. Destruction is the DJ / producer and he has a bit of a pedigree battling his way to the DMC finals and getting production credits on Adam F’s Kaos album.