Strays For Dayz

Shh...

Ain't On Nothin

Lurkin

Demon Watch

"Church WEED" is a unique blend of street vibes and spiritual reflection, where faith meets real-life struggles. The track takes the listener on a journey from the streets to the steeple, blending moments of introspection with raw authenticity. The song tells the story of a man who keeps it real while maintaining his faith in the Lord, enjoying a chill, relaxed vibe with his spiritual companion, Jesus. As the lyrics flow, the track delves into themes of peace, self-reflection, and perseverance, all while embracing the hustle of life and the sense of freedom that comes with spiritual connection.

In this unconventional anthem, the protagonist finds solace and clarity, puffing on "holy herb" and sharing wisdom with the divine, balancing faith with the realities of the world. With powerful imagery, smooth flows, and a message of unity, "Church WEED" captures the essence of embracing your beliefs without compromising who you are.

Church WEED

No second chances, no apologies. "Final Warning" is an album that makes it clear—either step up or get stepped on. Filled with aggressive energy, raw ambition, and a take-no-prisoners mentality, this project is a message to everyone who ever doubted: the throne is there for the taking.

Brixton Killas

The Voices Don’t Lie

Guns Don’t Lie

When trust is shattered, and betrayal cuts deep—watching loved ones fall victim to the cruel world outside.

The Streets Don't Care

"Blood Money" is a relentless drill anthem that serves as a warning to anyone who thinks they can mess with the Brixton crew without facing serious consequences. The track, driven by aggressive beats and powerful bars, follows the escalating tension between Tobi and Shawn, where Tobi’s failure to listen to warnings leads him to a path of no return.

From the cold intro to the hard-hitting verses, "Blood Money" paints the picture of a ruthless environment where loyalty is everything and disrespect is met with immediate action. The song underscores the stakes in Brixton: disrespect one of the boys, and it’s not just a verbal battle—it’s about survival. With sharp bars calling out Tobi for his careless actions and threats of vengeance, the track builds the atmosphere of tension and impending retribution.

The chorus echoes the warning that Tobi should’ve listened when Shawn tried to warn him, as now he's made himself a target. With references to power, street code, and the dangerous world of Brixton, "Blood Money" is a track about consequences, loyalty, and the harsh realities of a life defined by respect and survival. The title "Blood Money" speaks to the cost of living the life of the streets—where every move has a price, and that price can sometimes be steep.

Blood Money

Welcome to Brixon Boyz, the rawest drill collective straight outta Brixton, where the streets speak louder than words. Born and bred in South London, the Brixon Boyz represent the heart of Brixton’s underground scene, channeling the pain, loyalty, and hustle that come with growing up in one of the most unforgiving areas of the capital.

With a relentless sound built on hard-hitting beats, dark basslines, and aggressive flows, the Brixon Boyz bring you the realest stories of street life—complete with the grind, the survival, and the unbreakable bonds of loyalty that define the block. Their music reflects the everyday battles of the hustle, from dodging feds to counting stacks, all while never backing down from a challenge.

Every track from Brixon Boyz is a raw depiction of the streets—gritty, intense, and unapologetic. Their sound resonates with anyone who knows what it means to survive and rise through the struggle, where respect is earned, and betrayal runs deep. This is more than music; it’s a lifestyle, an anthem for those who keep their heads down, move silent, and live life by the code of the streets.

If you want the truth, if you want to feel the pulse of Brixton in every beat, then you’re ready for Brixon Boyz—the realest drill collective to come out of the ends.

Blood Money

Brixton Boyz

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