i never said that those songs werent grime per se, just that they were heading too far towards hip hop territory for my liking.
i cant see myself listening to songs like; Im On Point, Alot To Learn, Sometimes I, Shes A Rider, Wots Ur Name or Stop Chatting Breeze, mainly because thats just not what i want to hear from grime. alot of those songs do sound like a poor attempt at sounding like dipset. to me they just sound wrong in some way which i cant really describe.
The production and beats are great, but Wiley should fork out for a man to do the hooks, he can't write them for friggin toffee.
The production and beats are great, but Wiley should fork out for a man to do the hooks, he can't write them for friggin toffee.
Grime seems to have found its format and - the mixtape. Aiming for album perfection just isn’t necessary, especially with the way most people access the music. Doing it like on radio is best, experimenting, keeping it personal…practice hours.
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thats great that wiley is on big dada. thats perfect. i really hope the album comes out well.
in grime-lyrical-error news, one of slew dem or neckle camp says something like 'like malcolm i have a dream' on the neckle camp mix-CD...