Tag: Revorg Records

Oliver Sudden drops his 3rd single taken from the LP "Sudden Impact". Its a self produced banger which honours his crates and the pleasure he obtains from spinning his own wax. Revorg once again does the biz with a real head nodder.

Ohh my gosh. Revorg Records at it again dropping a big tune here with Dust Off The Vinyl. Big Toast and The Strange Neighbour kick start the year a bit late with a new track featuring leg-end Mydiggi and Bee Unreal.

Dinked Records is proud to announce the release of Foreigners by Gee Bag on 7" single. Taken from Gee Bag and Illinformed's 2020 long-player Respect Ya Elders! (Revorg Records), the single is backed by an exclusive remix by Sam Krats.

Oliver Sudden can trace his origins back to Deal Real Records cyphers and Speakers Corner open mics. Now he has progressed to dropping his second single entitled Remember from his latest long player.

Dirty Finger Nails LP dropped from TPS member Jack Diggs. Features Cadalack Ron, Mista Melo, Efeks, Sir Plus, King Kaiow, TPS FAM and Cracker Jon. Production shared between Jack Diggs and The Strange Neighbour. Released May 27, 2013 Features Cadalack Ron, Mista Melo, Efeks, Sir Plus, King Kaiow, TPS FAM and Cracker Jon. Production shared […]

Founded in 2013 by Strange Neighbour and Big Toast, Revorg has put out consistently strong releases.

Rising underground British powerhouse Revorg Records kicked the start of the week directly in its face Monday, with a surprise banger from TPS Fam clansmen Big Toast, and producer Sofa King. Live Beige, taken from the upcoming EP "Save Yourself, Kill Them All" is, yet another, counter-cultural anthem from the Revorg camp – a delightful 'off you fuck' to the monotony of day to day life, and those who operate within it – set to Sofa King's thumping, rock-laden boom bap soundtrack.

Croydon based rap outfit TPS Fam have steadily been etching their name into the tapestry of UK hip-hop over recent years. Their 2012 sophomore album The Big Q.P was widely well received, firmly cementing them as a stand-out talking point, amongst a modern industry that often seems somewhat hindered by an overabundance of emerging mediocrity.