Showing posts with label E16. Show all posts
Showing posts with label E16. Show all posts

Sunday, 5 December 2010

Marger/ The New Waves now...

Daniel Thomas may be smarter than you...

I'm just saying... 
He already knows that 'you can't be a Boss unless your paying someone's salary',
his skills when it comes to organisation / vision is scary to be honest.

Marger's musical product is so authentically grime, but everything from business thinking to online presence is thoroughly more clinical.

For instance, the way Marger carries himself on Twitter speaks volumes - He never says anything counter-productive or stupid, he never ends up looking conceited or self-important.


 I went college with Marger for like a year back in the day so I can tell you a few things-
A) He's really that dude - He is road... SNM
B) He's actually nuts - When he 1st said he was sending for Underground Unit on his own, I remember thinking are you serious!?!  But that was no joke *_* Dude was both capable and felt provoked enough.


Anyways, I chat I chat and really it's not necesarry because Margers work and work ethic speaks for itself,
Friends, Roadmans, Countrymen...
If you didn't already know
ITZ ITZZZ MARGERRRR!!

 
 The 'Kushwave EP' is now available for pre-order and I'm really confident about the numbers it will do...
Then again, I'm sure Marger is too!

It's a good look for East London!

Monday, 1 November 2010

Return Of The Rivz...

As the guy who deals with 'Challenging stereotypes and motivating to achieve'
(I don't 'just blog randomly')
it might not make sense to most that I'm promoting anything from
'Mr Headshot Season'.
That's OK though I'll explain...

Dude's Young, Gifted and Talented (not to mention local), furthermore him and Marger grind daily. They 'do this ting', I remember Margz from days at East Ham College, and truly I have to take my hat off. Within the time that myself and old-school Mic Partner Faze-E have stopped and started more time's than a bruck down mini-metro...
 Marger is currently CEO of Alien Musik and has definitely shaken his former 'background guy' status, he deserves it too! I remember him hi-jacking a College performance once, he literally stole the show. He's formed a strong squad with himself,  producer RudeKid and Rival being the most notable members
(not to mention the fact 'RAM' is soon 're-available for selection' TTKK)

Anyways, Rival does alot! 
He's an angry guy... the first time I heard dude use the phrase 'Come we go!'
it immediately conjured the image of...
and



What can I say!?
Alot actually, so I'll let this speak

Jus Rival, Jus Grimey, Jus Grinding

Return of the Rivz is out now!

Ultimately, neither Rival's content or persona is 'in line' with 'Challenging stereotypes and motivating to achieve' but his workrate and dexterity definitely are. I'm sure the day this young Mic Man truly gives you 'insight' it will be more than poignant. For the moment the passion and energy he brings will surely suffice! One of East London's Top Selected, from one of East London's hardest working camps.

Here's to hoping Alien Musik make money long enough to reach into space!
Friends, Roadmans, Countrymen! - I Give you 
Rival - Return Of The Rivz!!


Saturday, 23 October 2010

Tea and Biscuit's Pt 2

Okay, for a man who doesn't take back what he says, this is a retraction of sorts. Peak, eh!?
I just had to ask an MC I know, if he did anything but 'spit about guns he don't own, and therefore doesn't actually fire' in the last freestyle he asked me to watch. Frankly, f*ck off with that sh*t fam. I find it sheepish to perpetuate an image rather than innovate. All it shows is wasted potential; because I know that's not who he is, it's who he'd like to be in his wildest ill-conceived dreams.
My 'retraction' comes out of the fact that although roads has it's 'run of the mill Badboys', it has it's fare share of monster's too...


There are people with various types of guns 'in the bits', and furthermore they will and do use them. Of all the age groups or demographics associated with Gun Crime or even violent crime, the young one's are most at risk/volatile. Being that I grew up in the bits and have known people actively involved in 'road life' I have held a working gun, and I can tell there's something overwhelming about it.

Excuse the fact that I speak in riddles, but I'll never forget the voodoo that the thing held sitting in my hand. Maybe it was the impetuous nature of youth, but one things for sure, I heard it whisper "kill your enemies". I think that really helped me in who I am today, I wasn't impressed when the leng told me 'how good it was at murder'.

Last Night, two men in Balaclava's opened fire on a group of people (I hate the word gang, so I won't use it, it entirely fails to convey the idea of 'Gangland') and a 16 Year Old by the name of Samuel Adelagun died from a gun shot wound. I'm saddened, truth is I never knew who this young man was.
I do however know that his name was supposed to be for something better than this, frankly anyone proclaiming him their fallen soldier doesn't love this boy, and furthermore they'll remember him as a reminder of why war is ugly in years to come.

R.I.P. Samuel Adelagun

Hopefully this sad passing will act as catalyst to peace, rather than pre-cursor to more violence.