Tag: Styly Cee

Two titans standing tall amidst the fractured landscape of British hip-hop, Styly Cee and Cappo are back in the brickwork with the opening salvo from an album destined for greatness.

One of the shining lyrical lights of the UK scene, Cappo’s discography is an advanced lesson in uncompromisingly dense and artful Hip Hop. With a brand new EP on the horizon it was only right we interrogated the Nottingham heavyweight.

Haha! Pitman is back! Son Records’ most wacky creation brings you a back catalogue of tracks from a 12 year period of between times mentalness from real life man Styly Cee.

“Can we listen to something else? This is too hectic”. Hectic: a word that sums up Cappo and Styly Cee’s latest collaborative outing, a limited pressing three track slab of wax entitled ‘The H-Bomb EP’. H-Bomb: another accurate term of description. This is explosive, in the way that Public Enemy were on many of their heaviest tracks; expect an ear-battering session reminiscent of the rap releases of the late 80’s.

From Cap3000 to the present day, the Grand Imperial Condor's work speaks for itself- from the critically acclaimed hard to find Get Out LPs to the highly rated Spaz The World; one of the best UK Hip Hop albums in British history according to HHC, not to mention the Heavy Bronx vinyl series that was spoken of in the Village Voice (NY) and also praised by the Ultra Magnetic MCs.