Do What I Do Feat. Ryan Lee

$R RADIO is an independent radio show curated by members of $upreme Radicalz and hosted by DJ SHOWMESTATE. This show will serve as a platform for radicalz to discover up and coming artists, hear unreleased tracks, and vibe out to some of their favorite mainstream artists.

$R RADIO EPISODE 001

WHO ASKED YOU? (PROD. ???)

Woah by smokethatdank

A voice rises from Britain’s forgotten estates, speaking for families trapped between boarded shops and overflowing bins. The shine of a royal crown sits untouched in glass while fridges in tower blocks stay empty. Schools are sold off, youth clubs closed, and young people get profiled for their postcode, while politicians claim luxuries as “expenses.”

This is a portrait of a nation in decline, labourers abandoned, promises broken, and blame shifted onto immigrants while the wealthy toast in Mayfair. “Heritage” is sold as pride, but in reality, it’s stress; empire’s legacy reduced to crumbling estates. Grenfell’s flames are still unanswered, the NHS is being sold piece by piece, and grief is packaged as slogans instead of justice.

Yet through this bleakness, hope refuses to die. Roses grow through the cracks in the pavement, even as cold nights and empty cupboards weigh heavy. The voice reminds its people: they are not forgotten, they are the storm, the roots, the fire that could still set this nation right.

Broken Britannia

Produced by Qu'Burr Gooding of course

Video: https://youtu.be/WOQ7P5gOHc8

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Marathon Man ft. KAS

After a quiet year, Cale Charles arrives at the tail end of 2018 with Late Bloomers--his first full release since 2017's Blue Summers Deluxe. More so than any of Cale's previous efforts, Late Bloomers fully embraces his ability to write songs; With each next record feeling fresh and new--often differing wildly from the last. Late Boomers is bright, fun, and Cale's most impressive body of work to date. While many of his peers of the era tend to lean toward being catchy or lyrical in their music, respectively, Cale Charles poses the question: Why can't we have both? "Late Bloomers" is both, and then some.

-Elevated Vistas

Do What I Do Feat. Ryan Lee

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