Tag: Burns Manor Records

Dr1ver's back for a 5th round in episode 58 of Manor Grammar. Over a simple beat suited for a DJ to cut up, Dr1ver spits bar after bar in a semi-transcendental flow state.

Bristol based producer and Burns Manor Records affiliate, Boyce took on the Bring Me Riddims challenge with MC Dr1ver. One producer and one MC given one hour to develop and record a banger. Here they are for volume 22 with a touch of the Animals!

With his next EP release just around the corner, Montgomery Burns brings us another episode of Manor Grammar. A big band backing allows Montgomery to get busy describing the number of ways he can get intoxicated amongst other things.

(Un)Balanced is the title track from the new EP of the same name by Montgomery Burns and Mon-Kei the co-founder of The Living Weird Project dropping 11/08/21 on Burns Manor Records. This shizzle slaps.

Ian Shirtman returns with a Burns Manor Records release entitled Out In The Night. He's going in with fellow Bristol based MCs and Manor Gang members Criptic and Cold Logic. Its a lowkey production with some clever wordplay.

Burns Manor Records return with some heavy bars from Kadenza for episode 55 of Manor Grammar. Kadenza goes in strong arguing with the little voice in his head. Superb head nodder from the head honcho and there we have it a tasty new set of bars for your pleasure.

The ‘tbh‘ original is taken from Dr1ver‘s ‘You’re Too Cool To Go Crazy‘ EP which is out now on Burns Manor Records. Ian Shirtman got busy now drops a remix. This remix of ‘tbh’ brings an 8-bit echoing beep and a warped bassline. Driver’s lyrics sweep between introspective, narrational and braggadocio, all in in un-assuming […]

Manor Grammar, the showcase for Burns Manor Records is back. After a hiatus of seven months their series has returned with the flow king Boyce stepping up to show off his skills. For his third time in the booth he's twisting up the rhymes and drops a veritable bomb.

The title track from Criptic's next EP; dropping 11th June on Burns Manor Records. Spend Your Time is a mad nice internal reflection in the form of rhyming couplets. Check it for an insight into Criptic.

Head honcho of Burns Manor Records, Bristol based Montgomery Burns is back with a re-worked version of Poor Me. This super laid back horn laden version is funky re-work done by JAMU. The track is taken from the 15 track 'Lord Of The Manor' album.