Tag: Jack Diggs

Talkin Bout That track is taken from the latest release, 'Fundamentals' by Jack Diggs. Introspection and self knowledge are expressed on this self produced banger along with some advice well heeded.

London based MC C.o.N-Vers continues down his solo path and hooks up with DJ Goblin for his latest release on Diss Figured Records. The smooth Breaker is taken from the fifteen track album "With Savage Intent".

Reain is back with All The Way. Flipping opposite meanings within the same line this complex lyricism connects multiple meanings over the bassline and beat composed by Mr Wrong. As usual Lab79 coming with some heavy thoughtful material.

Heavy 90's style production by Manage sets the tone for Jack Diggs welcome return to the mic on his Lab79 debut "Between the Margins".

Latest single off of Farma's £10 Bag, featuring UK hip hop legend Jehst, and the award winning saxophonist, Soweto Kinch. Together they produce a masterful track.

Skirmish returns with another trademark dose of heavy hitting UK Hip Hop on his latest release - "I'm Not Involved". Staying true to his underground roots - Skirmish viciously attacks the track while displaying his lyrical dexterity.

'Don't Like' is a recently re-discovered track from the Lab79 vault that see's the formidable Possessed display his unparalleled lyrical prowess over a brooding beat produced by label mastermind Manage.

Skirmish drops a heavy dose of nostalgia, taking you straight back to the golden days of of mid-90's Hip Hop as he effortlessly flows and details influences close to his heart over a smooth, head-nodding beat by Manage. Bursting with sentimentality and summer-like feel good vibes.

Tight is a Gee Bag track produced by Mike Flips. There is a definite ATCQ feel to the instrumental with the jazzy vibe and specific snare sound, the track is dedicated to Phife as well. Gee outlines how he has his shiz on lock and all his output is on point.

eMCee Killa sets out to unleash vengeance and settle scores with the latest release from the Lab79 camp. "The Turnaround" see's Killa at his most vicious with his aggressive lyricism and barbed delivery accompanied by Manage who's on hand to supply the haunting beat in his unmatched, gritty style of production.