Verb T's all star remix of Four Oh! featuring comedic royalty Romesh Ranganathan and Doc Brown. Tripling down on the original, all three emcees offer up their unique view of the world the wrong side of 40.
Step back in time to the heart of London's vibrant Hip Hop scene with a legendary throwback performance! Its March 2002 and two of the most talented and charismatic UK Hip Hop artists, Doc Brown and Essa (FKA Yungun) take to the stage.
Kung Fu was a regular Hip Hop night held in Camden which grew to become very popular and was a showcase for London and UK Hip Hop talent.
After smashing the Rich Mix back in July with the launch night; DONG, the night where Hip Hop and comedy collide, returns for Round Two. Expect dope comedians, exclusive Hip-Hop videos, DJs, dancers and Hip-Hop Karaoke. Guests include Angelos Epithemiou, Doc Brown, Pat Cahill, Doctor Brown and Jarred Christmas as host.
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Manage is a heavyweight MC. We remember him from his Early Life Crisis and work with Def-Con and he has always been on the more conscious side of Hip Hop spitting meaningful lyrics with consummate ease. For the last year or so he has been one of the organisers of, and the main host for the Speakers Corner nights which go off in Brixton and have been proving themselves to get the best talent down there for some action packed nights.
Serving up prime slabs of heavyweight beats and tasty rhymes is West London MC Doc Brown. He initially burst on the scene with the remix of Gary Jules’ Mad World and released his debut LP The Document last year. This time he returns with 16 tracks which add to the Citizen Smith franchise.
The Doc’s back with another one, and he’s come a long way. Not content with Poisonous Poet fame, solo recognition with Citizen Smith Vol. 1 and The Document and BBC Radio and TV success, Mister Brown is planting Citizen Smith Vol.2 into the mix and paving the way for his brother and fellow PP fam Luc Skyz: next to put his stamp on the game.
Kelakovski is reppin’ the U.K. with some sharp, heavy beats tailored toward the indie end of the hip hop spectrum. The talented producer has worked with some of the more reputable and political MCs we have to offer such as Lowkey and Skrein (Foreign Beggars), but don’t assume he’s Russian from the moniker, “I came up with the name by combining my surname (Kelleher) with a classical musicians name (Tchaikovsky) & came up with Kelakovski!... and no... I'm not Russian!”…