'Tripolar' is the second single from the forthcoming 'Deadtime' EP by Rising Son, and features UK Hip Hop legends Skinnyman and Mongo of the notorious Mud Family. Track produced by Grammy Award winning musician / producer / sound designer 'Tone Jonez'.
Born Alex Holland in Leeds, Skinnyman is one of the few British emcees that needs almost no introduction. Moving as a kid to Finsbury Park, North London, Skinny found a melting pot of cultures suddenly on his doorstep and immersed himself in the musical culture of reggae and dancehall.
An original founder of the MUD Fam artist M.O.N.G.O. aka Money Or Nothing Goes On opens up for the Skinnyman set at the Jazz Cafe, Camden, London on 28th July 2021. Gravelly voice and historic tales, a great warm-up.
Final part of a special set. Skinnyman's unique and original presentation of his timeless LP Council Estate Of Mind. Brought to us by 0521. At this Jazz Cafe event Skinnyman completes his set with an encore of Fuck The Hook and whips the crowd into a frenzy.
Coming towards the end of an epic set. Skinnyman's unique and original presentation of his timeless LP Council Estate Of Mind. Brought to us by 0521. At this Jazz Cafe event Skinnyman runs up to the kerfew with two of the biggest tracks as a crescendo.
Getting into the middle of the performance of the classic Council Estate Of Mind here is part three as brought to us by 0521. At this Jazz Cafe event Skinnyman takes a deviation from his re-take on the LP and with Mongo and Shakezpeare alongside goes off-piste.
Part two of the Skinnyman set, live from Camden's Jazz Cafe. Backed by the Gastric Band, Skinny drops some classics from his Council Estate Of Mind LP. Tracks performed include: Life In My Rhymes, It's Over and No Big Ting.
Blade's 0521 is dropping the goods. The next video up is another recording of the live event at the Jazz Cafe from July. This is part one of the Skinnyman set. Starting with Day To Day Basis followed by Love's Gone From The Streets Skinny always comes correct.
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.