Tag: Jabba Tha Kut

S.Kalibre from Strood, Medway is back with a slow, dark and brooding track entitled Kali Yuga. Usually more upbeat this is a bit of a change for S.Kalibre. Minimal production for this one by Slap Up Mill and extra cuts added by Jabba Tha Kut.

Short teaser for the six track The Asshole EP from Namesakes of the Runt Life crew available this Friday. This one features great features from Motman and Jabba Tha Kut.

Quite a collection of talent gathered here. Cosm enlists the help of Juga-naut, Micall Parknsun and C.O.N.Verse for the soon to be classic Mount Olympus.

Southampton's Uncle Mic Nitro aka Alex Churton has said this will be his final album. This is a shame, but releases have been somewhat sporadic of late.

Fantastic Bar Stewards from Newcastle-Upon-Tyne comprises Oldboy on the mic and Charles Edison behind the boards. This track is entitled Clean Kill and is a classic Boom Bap offering.

On Omnipotent long-standing UK rapper, Tom Ryan is demonstrating the classic emcee penchant for braggadocio rhymes, as he reminds us how strong his pen game is.

The talisman of disassociated mind-craft is back to unveil the grim depths with his personal warped lyrics of the darkest disclosure from his suppressed cerebral. This release is a mix of Boom Bap, electronic, featuring live instrumentation on tunes like UFO Contraception and Jibber Jabber.

TSK is a twenty three year old rapper from Thetford, East Anglia. He has just dropped his debut album entitled Average Rapper Syndrome within the last forty eight hours and as soon as we heard it we knew we had to promote it and get it heard. TSK has spent the last twelve months working on the album and we believe that this has paid off and that the album has the potential to have a strong impact.

Whetting the appetite for this year's release of Intricate Moves Vol 2, created by Belgium's very own scratch king DJ Grazzhoppa, Chess Move Cartel has made available a free download single and promo mix. Weezy from Chess Move finds out more about the album, and the Grazzhoppa empire, in conversation with the man himself...

To say that Deeflux has been putting in work around the UK hip-hop circuit would be a major understatement. With his two-part Weapons Of Mass Destruction mixtape, and two releases from his US produced side-project Oddio Kin, all released from 2008 to 2010 and available free from Bandcamp, not to mention the work he puts in helping run successful hip-hop night Holdin' Court, and as hip-hop producer for 103.7 KaneFM, it’s fair to say he’s been putting more than enough work in.