What’s great about the young and developing scene we have in London (and beyond), is the sheer diversity of it. It seems every day a new artist is coming to our attention, sounding new and innovative and original, yet still so distinctly British.


Artists are getting weird and artists are getting experimental, and it’s due time we started highlighting some of these creatives that may otherwise slip under our radar. With that being said, welcome back to Go Left; GRM’s guide to alternative grime, hip-hop and R&B, the best of what you may not have heard yet.

Go Left [022]

“Gallons is the kind of record I want played very loudly at my funeral. It’s how I feel every time I see my brothers get stopped and searched or when I hear about another person of colour amount to nothing more than commemorative hashtag. Gallons is a uniting of class, it’s a celebration of struggle. The conversation doesn’t die when you kill us. Seeds of positivity will ensure that the beauty in all our differences will come together and grow for future generations."

GALLONS

GALLONS FEAT. PW (Prod. By Greatness Jones, Co - Prod. By 1DRSy)

It's been a while...something new produced by @movibez.

Know My Name (Prod. Mo Vibez)

From the Smile Good mixtape, out now: http://jay-prince.lnk.to/smile-good

feat. @jordanrakei
prod. @jayprincemusic + @jordanrakei

Mixed by @jayprincemusic
Mastered by @insectdave

Add to you Spotify playlist: http://open.spotify.com/album/39kiFNKZcYRLziPjGfZubx

Go Left [022]

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