Summer of Tunes – Vol. 2


  • Kano ft. Michelle Breeze – Upside

Taken off his forthcoming album ‘Method to the Maadness’ Kano has teamed up with Why Why Peaches lead vocalist Michelle Breeze. The London based rapper is known for some massive hits including ‘Brown Eyes’, ‘Ps and Qs’, ‘Typical Me’ where he took the UK Urban and Grime scene by storm.

Having a brief quiet spell in the scene Kano is back with a track that is sure to put him back in the spolight. With the album released on Aug 30th and featuring Boys Noize, Hot Chip, Diplo,  Damon Albarn and Grime King – Wiley , ‘Method to the Maadness’ is sure to be a hit album.

  • Vigilante ft. Kurt Collins – One In a Million

One In a Million is Vigilante’s debut single set to be released on August 30th. The unsigned hip hop artist described as the ‘Nu Breed of Rap’ has teamed up with RnB singer Kurt Collins to deliver a summer banger. With a smash hit mixtape already to his name Vigilante is the biggest upcoming artist in the scene right now.

  • Roll Deep – Green Light

UK #1 single with ‘Good Times’,  Roll Deep have done it again with another club track. The catchy track is already being tipped to go straight into the No. 1 spot. The grime group have made themselves known to the mainstream after Good Times and Green Light is sure to only help them to become even bigger. The future for Roll Deep looks very promising!!

  • Professor Green ft. Emile Sande – Kids That Love To Dance

Fresh off the back of 2 UK Top 5 tracks with ‘I Need You Tonight’ and ‘Just Be Good To Green’,  Pro Green’s album ‘Alive Till I’m Dead’ is looking like this summers must buy album. The latest track ‘Kids That Love To Dance’ features the amazingly talented Emile Sande, and has a hilarious parody video of a chatroom named Pro Roulette, the Grime artists take on the internet craze Chatroulette.

Pro, once again just doesn’t disappoint and keeps on delivering entertaining music and the video just makes it even better! Surely another Top 5 track? Roll Deep (above) watch out!!

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