UK Rap – Page 3 – Mic Cheque

Dissecting “Lesley” by Dave

Dave’s masterpiece is one to be looked at as a classic for years to come. We take a deep dive into the track and dissect it verse by verse.

British rapper, producer and DJ Shortee Blitz teams up with Joell Ortiz, Blak Twang, Cory Gunz and more for his four-track EP, 1st Step.

The masked Brit’s intimacy wears thin on his debut album, supplying flashes of career highs bogged down by filler.

Knucks brings a classy touch to UK hip hop on Alpha Place, a thirteen-track tape with plenty stories to tell.

Jordy demands your attention on his second EP, a six-track showcase of a man who’s taking rap seriously.

The West London export returns to form on his third mixtape, a showcase of organic drill and indelible bars that justify the hype.

British rapper Paul Stephan is set to break through the UK rap scene with his infectious single, “Streets Don’t Love Me”.

The nation’s two most revered trappers combine for an appetising mixtape synonymous with their respective styles and origins.

Over a decade since he began releasing music, South London’s Youngs Teflon releases a career highlight.

Off the back of the viral “Body” remix and top ten hits, ArrDee speaks on his debut mixtape, aspirations and common misconceptions.

On his debut album, Kojey Radical brings heart, spirit and ambitious blends to challenge traditions of UK hip hop.

West London’s Finn Foxell drops his first single of the year – a self-searching anthem for expressing your real identity.