Tag: sonnyjim

After the 12 months of darkness we collectively endured last year Confucius MC​ is bringing the light back with his latest single 'Lanterns​'; once again teaming up with French producer Keor Meteor​ to reignite the flames they created on 2014 LP 'The Highest Order​'.

The pairing of Mosik Rhymes on vocals and Sonnyjim behind the boards return, this time with Verbs dropping his own verse. Its quite a team and as usual Worthy Opp is a complete banger.

After the 12 months of darkness we collectively endured last year Confucius MC is bringing the light back with his latest single Lanterns. Once again teaming up with French producer Keor Meteor.

Two UK stalwarts have teamed up for a very limited release. Sonnyjim on the vocals and Giallo Point on the production. The result is No Vi$ible Means Of Income a release which should become highly sought after.

Mosik Rhymes returns with the latest of his collaborations with Sonnyjim. As before Sonnyjim has made the beats, but also gets on the mic as well.

Loudhouse bring you "Kamala" the first visual taken from Mosik Rhymes and Sonnyjim's latest tape "Royal Flush". This is dope golden era style shizz.

Go Big TV presents 'Wings' by The Thirds. Second verse by the grimy and understaded midlander SonnyJim.

The last few years have proven to be some of the finest in the history of British hip-hop, with the ever increasing number of solid emcees emerging, and with them some premier independent record labels that continue to flourish with every passing day. The sheer volume of commendable releases from last year alone was a sure sign that things only continue to get bigger and better for UK hip-hop enthusiasts, and that someday soon hopefully the mainstream industry will catch up and wise up to what they've been missing out on.

The UK is strong if you look at the moment. There is stuff out there to check behind all the fluff available as well. Associated Minds are one of the labels that consistently come up with the goods. Today they drop a brand new mix from UK DMC finalist Killer Tomato and Mayor featuring some of the UK's finest hip-hop producers and emcees. These should all be names you are aware of and all are artists who know how to smash their sector and never compromise their commitment to the craft and style.

After a historic Glastonbury performance, the Man of Iron Ghostface Killah of The Wu Tang Clan is back like that in the UK with the Theodore Unit and J-Love for a series of KILLAH LIVE SPECTACLES. He will be kicking down doors in the spots with hip hop classics spanning over almost two decades worth of the purest form of Fishscale in existence and with anticipation high for upcoming projects Wu-Block (Wu Tang x D-Block), Swift & Changeable (DOOMSTARKS) and Supreme Clientele 2: Blue & Cream: The Wally Era this is not a tour to be missed!