UK Rap – Page 5 – Mic Cheque

Review: Potter Payper, ‘Thanks for Waiting’

The Barking native sets up the next chapter of his career, toying with modern trap sounds and his signature familiarity.

Ranking Kano’s studio albums from worst to best.

Iconic grime collective Meridian Crew reunite for the first time in over a decade for their song “Man in Meridian”.

Jordy unveils classy visuals for his track “Feel Right Now”.

Still Shadey releases his sixth studio project, ‘How to Kill a Caterpillar’.

K-Trap has unveiled his fourth official mixtape, Trapo.

Little Simz’s fourth album is a dreamy musical that crowns the rapper as the most talented artist of her class.

Fredo’s second album in six months signals a fresh start, donning a skeletal shell of a man that’s still processing his traumas.

Unknown T’s second mixtape lingers in cruise control, occupying the Homerton rapper’s usual Gotham settings.

Dave’s sophomore album refines his existing templates, solidifying the pull the South London rapper has on the entire nation.

Grime emcee SBK has released his new track “Be Careful”, featuring appearances from Boy Better Know’s Jme and Shorty.

Dagenham’s finest and grime legend Devlin returns with “All We Have Is Now”.