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All joking aside. Grime is not and never has been a "black music". London's youth are not segregated in such a way that this music can be credited to any one race when all the big MCs, Producers and dj's come from such a wide spectrum of ethnic backgrounds.

Big up anyone doing their own honest version of Grime music. Even if it is in a different dialect, accent or even language. Just do it and make sure YOU like it. Other people may or may not catch onto what you are doing eventually. Don't listen to anyone who says you aren't allowed to do...

No it isn't. It is an accurate description of the demographic the music played by 1xtra and in so called "Urban" events appeals to. They predominantly live in the UK's densely populated Urban areas. I double dog dare you to tell me Grime or Garage is "Black" music when there isn't a single...

Anyone who wants to get hold of records from artists into their local stores I am more than happy to help anyone. Email me at info@logansama.com and I will get onto people for you. More time it will have to be me dealing directly with them and posting them out myself, but let me know either...

I would happily dj old school garage sets for free if I was able to earn a proper living from Grime music.

I bet you were super shocked. The other one would be to ask them about the English Hip Hop and Reggae Roots & Culture shows or perhaps the Jazz shows they surely must have, being all about British Black Music. ;)

Artists aren't technically meant to be dealing with distributors and such directly. It's just there is a lack of professional people willing to put the time and thankless effor into doing the legwork for these people.

You will get When Im Ere, Heat Up, something else and spitting for a 10 minutes more than likely.

This was never black music. That was fucking nonsense.

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I think it will be a really good show and help showcase the music in a new light to that which it is currently being presented in current legal shows.

Fixed! ;)

Unfortunately you will. The Residency is a mix show with a host. And Plastic will be focussing on the best of Grime & Dubstep beats with a handful of vocals. Interviews with Jammer & the man dem or Fire Camp are unlikely to be a part of the set up. I enjoy hearing our guys on Westwood though...

What it illustrated is labels are idiots promoting the wrong artists and giving the public albums full of music which do not correllate to what made said artist "big" on the underground in the first place. They are looking for gold selling artists from a form of music which has only existed as...

Superstar is Barbra Streisand & Barry Gibb

They are brigning in security for people like you especially

I talk to all the MCs I work with regularily. Any "certain" things you have in mind?

Straight Outta Bethnal is a party. Roll Deep will be there. I'll be there. It's going to be a shower curtain affair.

One every other month with a free mix the months in between. Starting end of Jan/Early Feb with: "Logan Sama Presents: The Business" So start saving your pennies. Logan Sama, aka Slap Your Favourite DJ etc etc etc

Shall be done this evening for you sir.