I know practically nothing of grime, listened to Konnichiwa and liked it quite a bit. What's some of the essential grime I should have already known
I know practically nothing of grime, listened to Konnichiwa and liked it quite a bit...
Evan Bennett
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Samuel Rivera
It's so much better than anything skepta has made
Charles Rodriguez
If you're looking for more modern grime then:
Jme - Integrity>, Wiley - Godfather, Kano - Made In The Manor (there's a lot of hip-hop on here but Kano's a grime OG and there are some grime tracks on it), Big Zuu, Big Zuu, AJ Tracey - Secure The Bag! (this is AJ's newest, his projects go more trappy and less grimey as they get newer so if you want more grimey then listen to his previous EPs like Alex Moran)
Jacob Roberts
jus' a rascal - Dizzie Rascal is a must listen
Ian Hill
Boy In Da Corner by Dizzee Rascal. It is considered the masterpiece of the grime movement. I would also personally recommend Made In The Manor by Kano.
Jack White
Do not go near stormzy.
JME and Skepta fairly decent, don't listen to too much grime honestly but I liked Konnichiwa.
Hunter Wright
Grime back in the day was all about radio sets, go look around for some of those. I don't know enough to recommend any, but I know that that's where it's at
Ayden Sanchez
heard good shit about some of his shit.
Andrew Brooks
I don't think stormzy is that bad, really. Yes, I think he went a bit more mainstream with gang signs & prayer, but you kind of have to listen to the big three of his (where do you know me from, wickedskengman 4 and shut up) just because of how big they were.
Chase Rogers
It's genuinely a classic rap album. It's brilliant and nothing else in grime has come anywhere near it.
Kayden Perez
Grime is a dying genre. The main big waves in UK music right now are the wavey afroswing shit like:
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And the drill/road rap shit
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Jordan White
Watch or listen to radio sets if you want the real grime experience, some names to look out for:
Ruff sqwad, wiley, president t, wolf pack, dizzee rascal, scratchy, trim, roachee, slew dem crew, chronik, president t, merky ace, slimzee, dj maximum, dj mak 10, novelist, flirta dee, sir spyro.
Robert Nguyen
bless j hus
Benjamin Taylor
Oh and how could i forgot: d double e, newham generals, footsie
Landon Myers
Kayden Diaz
Grime isn't Grimey anymore
Zachary Bailey
>I AINT COMIN TO FIGHT LIKE JET LI
>SPRAY THIS TILL THE CLIP IS EMPTY
>I KNOW YOU GET WHAT I'M SAYING, YA GET ME?
What was he trying to convey?
Evan Bennett
There's still plenty of grimey grime. The new generation of MCs are hard. See YGG, Jammz, Mez, Big Zuu, AJ Tracey when he actually chooses to spit on grime, The Square (when they're actually active), Novelist, Vision Crew, Izzie Gibbs, etc are all sick.
They're just never gonna get anywhere with their music because grime isn't the wave anymore. People don't want to hear that style of music. They've moved on to the other shit.
Dominic Nguyen
too coded
Joshua Richardson
He didn't come to fight.
He's going to shoot his gun until he runs out of bullets.
He knows you understand what he's telling you.
Ayden Lewis
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Charles Gutierrez
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Ayden Foster
His videos are always so good visually.