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Bil Next drops some flames over the classic 'Strong Rhyming' from Mystro produced by Harry Love. The Bristol based Split Prophets member goes in and absolutely smashes it.

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.

Liability Jones: The EP is the brand-new release from the stylin, profilin, West London rhymin', mack with the mouth -KAO that's guaranteed to appeal to fans of both new and old Hip Hop over the eight sizzling tracks.

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.

Following the release of DJ MK's 'It's All Live' single on Stonegroove Records and Mystro and Blufoot's 'Open Mic' single on Camshot Records, some of the UK's now legendary MCs visited The Chubby Kids on Kiss FM to promote the singles.

Following on the back of his previous single The Nice Guy, The Wolf by West London's Kao is a menacing and ominous track. The Wolf is taken from the upcoming Liability Jones EP.

Sony Music have announced the release of the legendary "lost" debut Blak Twang album 'Dettwork SouthEast' on Monday 22nd September. An un-released British masterpiece that has reached almost mythical status, and undoubtedly the holy grail of UK hip-hop, the album has been re-mastered and includes a brand new 2014 bonus track, 'Dettwork London Revisited (Dettwork SouthEast Remix)'.

Kick Snare And An Idea Part 2 is out on 10th June on Tru Thoughts. The second of two singles by Ty under the Kick Snare And An Idea EP banner, this package brings two more new songs. It closely follows Part 1, which made a widespread impact in April, including Official BBC 6Music Playlisting and MTV Base Playlisting for lead cut Like You Never, in-depth interviews with DJ 279 (Choice FM) and Huey Morgan (BBC 6Music), and repeat airplay from MistaJam (BBC 1Xtra) and Charlie Sloth (1Xtra), among heavy media support.

The Doctor's Orders, The Big Chill House and Dephect are over the moon to announce the very first New Year's Eve party in London by "the kings of the capital's Hip-Hop scene" (Time Out).

The festival season is in full swing both at home and abroad, with The Big Chill (4-7 August) and Sziget (8-15 August) creating the ultimate start to the eighth month. One man who is certainly making the most of his air miles, with an imminent mini tour of Australia, and having recently returned from what Time Out has described as “perhaps the summer’s most beautiful festival”, Soundwave Festival (July 21-24, Petrcane, Croatia), is of course Mr Thing.