ENTRANCING ft. Foden

SUBURBAN

They Want Us Banned (prod. by andy40kk + @gehmstonexo)

"Devil's Playground" is a raw, gritty drill anthem that pulls you deep into the heart of Brixton's unforgiving streets. With a haunting piano melody and a dark, pulsating bassline, the track reflects the tension and survival instincts that come with living in the shadows of the block. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a young hustler raised by the streets, learning the harsh realities of the trap life from a young age.

From cooking up in the trap house to dodging the feds and dealing with betrayal, every bar is a reflection of the cold, relentless hustle and the loyalty and pain that define the streets. With the ever-present risk of the system, the constant grind, and the haunting sounds of sirens in the background, "Devil's Playground" captures the essence of living life on the edge—where trust is earned and survival is the only option.

This track is a salute to the struggle, the streets, and the unspoken code of loyalty that binds the real ones together. It's the soundtrack of Brixton, where the hustle never sleeps, and the only way out is through.

Devil's Playground

"Blood Stained Streets" is a hard-hitting drill anthem that paints a vivid picture of the raw, unforgiving loyalty of Brixton’s streets. With a relentless beat and a gritty flow, this track takes aim at Tobi, who’s crossed the line by disrespecting Shawn—a move that’s never taken lightly in the heart of Brixton.

The lyrics are sharp and filled with raw energy, as the Brixton boys make it clear: disrespect is met with consequences. From the chilling, no-nonsense intro to the intense chorus, the song calls out anyone who thinks they can walk into Brixton’s domain without understanding the rules. The verses delve deeper into the betrayal, highlighting the loyalty of Shawn and the savage mentality of those who run the streets of Brixton.

“Blood Stained Streets” embodies the essence of street culture—where loyalty is everything, and disrespect can quickly escalate into something irreversible. The track is a warning to anyone who dares to underestimate the heat of Brixton, a place where no one is safe if they move wrong.

With its hard-hitting bars and fierce delivery, this song is more than just a drill anthem—it’s a declaration of what happens when the blood runs deep and the streets demand respect.

Blood Stained Streets

"Brixton's Finest" is an unapologetic drill anthem that brings the hustle and grind of Brixton to life. At just 17 years old, the artist is already living large, stacking serious bands off the streets and making moves that most can only dream of. With a hard-hitting beat, a confident flow, and a relentless hustle, the song lays out the reality of life in Brixton for those who know the game.

The track is a declaration of success, with lyrics that highlight how the artist turned the streets into his personal empire. From the steady rhythm of stacking money to the cold realities of the trap life, the chorus hits hard with a message: if you're not from these streets, you better stay clear. With 460k in the bank at 17, the artist reflects on the ease of the grind—at least for those who’ve learned the ropes.

From moving packs to the price of the hustle, the track speaks to the raw, no-nonsense life of Brixton, where respect is earned, and only the strong thrive. But it's not all about the money—it’s about the environment, the culture, and the survival instincts that come with growing up in Brixton’s streets. "Brixton’s Finest" is both a flex and a warning: the life’s easy for those who know it, but for visitors? Nah, it’s not for the faint-hearted.

Brixton's Finest

"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

"Anime Drills" is a fiery drill track that takes aim at Tobi for disrespecting Shawn and choosing to move in a direction that doesn’t align with the harsh realities of Brixton. With a gritty beat and unapologetic lyrics, the song calls out Tobi for his childish antics—rapping about anime drills instead of staying focused on the real-life hustle that Brixton embodies.

The track starts off with a bold intro, calling out Tobi for his questionable choices, particularly his obsession with anime and his betrayal of Shawn, who once had his back. The chorus reinforces the message that Tobi’s antics don’t belong in the streets, and Brixton isn’t about to let him slide after disrespecting Shawn. The lyrics are harsh and to the point, emphasizing the consequences of moving “soft” and trying to play games instead of handling real business.

With vivid verses that paint a picture of Tobi’s misguided path, "Anime Drills" highlights the divide between fantasy and reality, contrasting the fantasy world of anime with the gritty, no-nonsense street life of Brixton. It’s a warning that the streets don’t tolerate weakness or disloyalty, and Tobi’s chance to redeem himself is quickly running out. The track serves as both a diss and a wake-up call—Tobi needs to grow up, stop playing, and face the consequences of his actions.

"Anime Drills" is an anthem for those who know the real from the fake, and it’s a reminder that in Brixton, loyalty runs deep, and betrayal doesn’t go unpunished.





Anime Drillz

"No Mercy" is a high-energy, aggressive drill track that sends a clear message to Tobi, calling him out for his betrayal of Shawn. The song delves into the raw emotions of loyalty, betrayal, and the consequences of messing with the wrong people in Brixton. With its hard-hitting beat and relentless flow, the track takes aim at Tobi for disrespecting Shawn by getting involved with his girlfriends, a move that crosses an unforgivable line in the streets.

The intro sets the tone by warning Tobi about the danger he's in, emphasizing that Brixton doesn’t forget, and the Brixton boys have Shawn’s back no matter what. The chorus follows with an undeniable declaration that Tobi’s actions have put him in a dangerous position. It’s no longer just about talk—he’s made it personal, and Brixton is coming for him.

In the first verse, the song paints Tobi as a reckless individual who thought he could get away with disrespecting Shawn. But Brixton doesn’t tolerate betrayal, and now Tobi must face the consequences. The lyrics emphasize how Tobi’s arrogance has led him to make enemies in a place where loyalty and respect are paramount. As the chorus hits again, the message becomes even clearer: Tobi’s time is up.

The second verse goes deeper, portraying Tobi as someone who’s dug his own grave by betraying Shawn. The Brixton boys are patient, and while they might move silently, when they strike, it’s lethal. The verse reinforces how Tobi’s arrogance will ultimately be his downfall.

The outro brings the track to a climactic close, telling Tobi that he can no longer hide from the consequences of his actions. The Brixton boys are coming for him, and there’s no escape from the wrath that awaits.

"No Mercy" is an anthem of loyalty and a warning to anyone who thinks they can cross the wrong people without facing the repercussions. It’s a brutal, no-holds-barred drill track that echoes the harsh realities of the streets, where betrayal is never forgotten, and loyalty is the highest currency.

No Mercy

"Next in Line" is a menacing drill track that speaks to the consequences of betrayal and deceit within the harsh, unforgiving environment of Brixton. With sharp, direct lyrics, the song serves as a warning to Gina, who is caught up in a dangerous game where loyalty is everything. After witnessing the downfall of Tobi and Janxy, Gina now finds herself next in line to face the wrath of the Brixton boys, who never forget and never forgive.

The intro sets the tone immediately, making it clear that Gina’s time has come. The message is unambiguous: she’s next on the list of people who have crossed the Brixton crew, and there's no escaping the reckoning that’s about to hit her. The chorus emphasizes the threat against her, warning that the protection she thinks she has is an illusion. Gina’s safety is a mere fantasy, and soon, she’ll find out that Brixton doesn’t play games.

In the first verse, the track calls out Gina for her false sense of security, comparing her to Tobi and Janxy—previous individuals who believed they were untouchable, only to fall victim to the consequences of their actions. It describes how Gina has been playing a dangerous game of deception, acting like she’s in control, but Brixton isn’t fooled. The verse stresses that Gina is just another pawn in a bigger game, and now she will face the music.

The second verse brings the heat, revealing that Gina’s former alliance with Shawn was nothing more than a temporary shield. By starting to flex and move in ways that go against Brixton’s code, she’s sealed her fate. This verse emphasizes that Gina’s attempts at gaining power or influence were in vain—Brixton always keeps it real, and when loyalty is betrayed, the streets make sure you learn that lesson the hard way.

The chorus returns to remind Gina once again that her false security is about to crumble. There’s no escaping the retribution that’s coming for her—she’s already caught in the trap, and her time is up.

The outro closes the track with a final, chilling warning: it’s too late for Gina to back out now. The song underscores that once you’ve made your choice in Brixton, there’s no turning back. The consequences are inevitable, and this track leaves listeners with a sense of dread for what’s to come.

"Next in Line" is an anthem for the betrayed and the unforgiven. The cold, unforgiving streets of Brixton come alive in this track, where every action has a reaction, and no one is safe once they’ve crossed the line. It's a ruthless reminder of the cost of betrayal, loyalty, and survival in an unforgiving environment.

Next in line

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South East London’s J. Eka is back with his latest single, "Talk Less," a bold and self-assured anthem about success, self-discipline, and moving in silence. Featuring rising star Jatz, the track is packed with razor-sharp lyricism and layered wordplay, delivering a message that when you’re truly winning, you don’t need to say much—your actions speak for themselves.

Produced by ETRNL, the track maintains J. Eka’s signature balance of introspective rap and hard-hitting delivery. The production provides the perfect backdrop for J. Eka’s commanding verses and his melodic refrains on the intro and outro, giving the track a unique dynamic edge.

Talk Less

SUMMER 2025 MIX - RnB | UK RAP | TRAP | DANCEHALL

CAN'T LIE [Prod. Hxtta]

FLEXO KOBAIN x WHEREISSD - NO WITNESS [SPED UP] (Prod. kD)

RUBICON CARTON

Couldn't Care Less

Huh Yeah

Collective 
Est. 2018

https://www.youtube.com/@J.B.Z-CREW

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.

J. Eka stands at the intersection of music and heritage. The South East London artist grew up in a household with a respected music journalist as a father, setting his artistic journey in motion long before his debut.

Since pursuing his music career in 2012, J. Eka has infused his music with a blend of rap, hip-hop, and eclectic influences. A versatile artist, each track offers a new perspective. His magnetic stage presence and effortless delivery leave crowds in awe, eager to witness the next chapter of his journey.

While music remains his primary focus, J. Eka’s eye for style has not gone unnoticed. Working closely with his stylist Lala Roswess, his outfits have garnered attention at Fashion Week, even earning him a feature on Vogue. Yet, at his core, it's the music that drives him forward—a testament to his unwavering dedication to his craft.

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