Frisco - "Back 2 Da Lab Vol II"
When Skepta didn’t turn up at his gig at club Get Up in Gothenburg in the end of last summer everyone started to speculate what really went on in Ayia Napa, myself included. Well, Frisco brings u the answers alongside with Trim and Skep on Ayia Napa Story from his latest mixtape "Back 2 Da Lab Vol. II". To be honest, I really didn’t feel the first volume, frankly I found it quite boring.
Frisco, which also is a name for a special bread for hamburgers we got over here at the best MAX-burgers. If vol. 1 was sort of some bad stew Frisc cooked up in his kitchen lab, this is more like a gourmet dinner, and yet tasty as them burgers over at Max.
It’s proper Boy Better Know things with numerous productions by Wiley, guests like Flowdan, Skepta, Trim, Dimples, Impulse, Cookie and Big Narstie, songs covering the most, street tunes, real life stories, tunes for girls, feel good tunes, fix-up tunes and so forth. Nyce, nyce.
Frisco ft. Big Narstie - Wos Poppin'
Frisco ft. Skepta & Trim - Ayia Napa StoryDrino Man's Fuck Vans
HOW THE FUCK COULD I HAVE MISSED THIS?! Bay Area Drino Man, get Vans the royal treatment, finally someone who has understand that Vans are FOOGLY, but, then, on his MySpace, he thinks that if u should wear an ugli shoe, u should choose CHUCKS! YUCK!
Anyway, now that the whole Pack fever has settled a bit, this is like a fresh hyphy breeze, almost better than the Vans original. And Drino’s looks almost outshines B’s. Let the battle of shoes, battle of looks begin or as Drino Man states it:
Got my Pumas on cause they are real sneakas
got my Nikes on cause dey are real sneakas
got my Jordans on cause dey are real sneakas
fuck Van shoes dem skate board sneakas
Drino Man - Fuck Vans Remix
ps. Hultsfred released their final names today, the ones that I jumped around for was Princess Superstar, Slagsmålsklubben and DJ Mehdi. Oh what a party, juz 3 weeks left!
Niatia Kirkland aka Lil Mama just keeps taking the world by storm. Yeah, that sounded cheesy, but know what? Lil Mama is sort of the new world order. With American Apparel calf high tube socks, cute and outfit coordinated new era and juicy lip gloss, she’s the whole package. 
Then finally the day came, Sirens should be out in all good shops. My fave is the 7” release with the AWSOME track Like Me. Dean is from the CDS, and it’s a proper soft Dizzee-styled track.
Wong is mostly known to me as that Chinese boy from the grime classic Orchestral Boroughs video. A track done to celebrate and bring the whole of London together. From Jme in north to Wong in south, Titch in east to Flirta D in west. Speaking of west vs. east, it’s no secret that the western world likes to mock around with Asians who raps, just look at Teriyaki Boyz, without Nigo’s fame they would be badmouthed, a lot (one who has succeeded thou is Jin). But Wong turns this table around; take his cultural heritage to his advantage. 
Grime Reaper did the productions of the best tracks of Jme’s 3rd mixtape installment, Hyping was just mental. Now, Andy (which is his real name) has done it again.
Received this absolutely stunning remix yesterday from BD 1892, and boi oh boi did I get happy! 
Speaking of Starkey, he’s doing a great job spreading the grimey vibes in the USA, just check his fabulous refix of Lil’ Mama’s - No Muisc, hawt!
This is an collabo as it’s best. Take equal parts of dirty grime from the dancehall infected Roll Deep mc Flowdan and mix it with an equal part of the experimental bombastic bashment sounds designed by The Bug, also known as Kevin Martin.
Don’t forget ur fave boys of Krazy Fiesta at The Rumble, Inkonst in Malmoe tonight! As a carrot, cop their latest mega mixxx "Krazy Fiesta Dreamz" done for discobelle.net:
Let’s gettin’ started with this, it’s so cute and sure makes ur Friday all sunny and happy. U can’t simply go wrong with a sample of Three Six Mafia’s Stay Fly and it’s nyce to hear Uffie do something sugary sweet for a change, instead of holla back to all haters on Hollerboard. 
Fumin is that fiery freckled boy spitting his: ur barkin up the wrong tree the spotlights on me, style of the fume howel wid de moon, how u guna buss if there's no room, wat its the style of the fume, get the dow an move style wid fume, no I stab right in the tune, dow involved I’m right in the mood on every good Fire Camp track u know. 
When I heard NoLay on the first "Run The Road" compilation, I went silent, I was so amazed. Ever since that she has laid down the law for mc-ing. Her mixtape "No Comparisons" will hopefully be out soon (I know, I’ve said that b4, but now things are moving) and for all who didn’t know, she’s gonna do her thing solo from now on. So no more unorthodox for a while.
Luving new genres, and re-labeling the old and things like that, I think that it takes the music further. Anyhoe, Dirty Pop is not just a track by N’Sync (from the time when JT looked like hell), it’s also the newest UK genre in line. It was created by Richard Forbe a.k.a Sticky, one of the biggest producers in the UK. Remember the Charlean Dance post from a while back, with the Can’t Stop Using MySpace track? Well, it’s Sticky on that. 
Remember Floetry? They were a duo from London and had a hit with their Floetic some years ago. I was not all into them at that time, found them lame for some reason. 
I'm Sorry with Monsta Boy ft. Denzie is an old school garage classic from the late 2000, now Denzie has made the follow-up entitled Sorry pt.2, but while ur waiting for that, enjoy this with Music Kidz. 
There’s been a whole lotta labeling on the fusion between electronic music and rap, and Kocky calls his version Rapclash. Kocky is better known as David Åström from the north of Sweden and has a previous record of doing beats for KRS-One among others. But that was then, now he’s a big part of the Lavida Locash movement. Some youngster described "Kingdome Came" as a bare disaster, he based his judgment on the cover and what he referred to the hideous clown makeup and that Kocky has a zit between his eyebrows. But La Vida Locash is known to running big things. To take their mission into a movement, a little like the Boy Better Know camp.
It’s Friday, and all of u who’s gonna get out hit the dance floor, take this with u. The man who brought you Pow/FWD riddem presents Gilglez.
Tiffany Evans from Bronx is 14 years old. She’s 14! 14! When I was 14 I got hit by a train, gettin down with sk8er dudes and a hobby satanic. Ehrr, I got NOTHING on Tiff. 
When Ms Chronikal got my mail, in which I asked her about why she’s merkin JME she didn’t reply. Perhaps cuz she know that she’s the pebble going on the rock? That her track Gay. M.E is no more than a 10% dis? Cuz it don’t feels like one, it feels like a funny way to get her name out and a way to get the buzz around. 
Remember the hilarious Lips To Da Floor vid? Of course u do. Dubbledge is based in Watford and started off his music career when he linked with Steve Ebola in the Late 90’s just rhyming for fun. Things got more serious when he teamed up with Verbal and Captain Bun-Dem to form the Group O.C.B. (Orda, Caos + Balanz) who began tearing up shows all across London and forming alliances with other hot MC’s such as Orifice Vulgatron, Jehst, Micall Parknsun, Genesis, Jargon (MI5, Natural Born-Spitters).
When I got this almost a month ago, I felt so damn lucky. Every single track of this mixtape is pure fire. Features collaborations with Nolay, Wretch 32, Roadside G’s and of course NJ’s fellow comrades of N.A.S.T.Y Crew. Launch party was held Saturday, the exclusive release on UK Record Shop will drop the 14th and the official is set to the 4th of June. Same day as Dizzee and Wiley.
If u missed their gig in Stockholm in March, well shame on u. U better learn a lesson! Well, lucky for u, here’s two good ones the hot gals of The Real Heat send me yesterday.
I’ve slept on this for a while. I Know. Also know that I became heavy disappointed when Missy Elliott was forced to drop weight. Her body was a part of the whole bigness about her, the inflatable suit in Supa Dupa Fly and so forth.
As a former front figure in the underground feminist movement here in petite Sweden, Bow in east London is most known to me as the place where Sylvia Pankhurst struggled for the working class women. Nowadays we all know that BOW E3 has breeded more than that, Dizzee Rascal and Wiley to name a few .