Krept and Konan - Nightmares with verses swapped around

Krept and Konan - Nightmares (Edited)

Growing Over Life

Open Conversation & Mark Duggan (feat. Bobbi Lewis, Avelino & Varren Wade)

Just wanted to say and drop this as a thank you to everyone who's been following and supporting me on my journey so far. My music has always been about either entertaining, inspiring or connecting with people as well as being my safest lane for self expression. If there's no audience I've no purpose.  This is for you. 

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11 Nyghts out now via iTunes, Spotify, Apple Music & all major digital music stores.

Prynce

HAFFI GETTI (Prod.Prynce MINI)

The album has been in production since 2009. Songs from the album were revealed and released from 2009 to 2011. Music videos were created for the songs "Too Much", "Hand On Your Gun", "Terrorist?", "Something Wonderful", "Obama Nation", "Cradle of Civilization", "Blood, Sweat and Tears", "My Soul", "Obama Nation Pt. 2" and "Million Man March".
While discussing the name of the album to BBC Radio 1Xtra presenter Charlie Sloth, Lowkey said: "It comes from my position in the game is as an artist, trying to do my thing independently. It is a struggle - it's not easy. We have barriers placed in front of us at every single level. And so we have to fight for everything we get. As an artist I've never had anything put on a plate for me. I've had to struggle to put my music out there." And also added that; "it's about the widest struggle that I am part of, which what I feel is to wake people up to the humanity of people that we are sort of encouraged to ignore every day." On the subject of the album, Lowkey commented that: "The album has just got a lot of heartfelt music that is really and truly an expression of me. Say I died tomorrow, I want this album to be the last thing I say to the world and I want people to remember it and to recognize it as me. No one else." Later on he added "This album might change how people see the music industry and how its been destroyed, please wake up."
Track 8 off the album, "Dreamers", premiered on BBC Radio 1Xtra on 24 September 2011. Lowkey described the meaning of the song: "The track is about people with mental illness. Because I've known people that have issues with mental illnesses and is quite common. Like I say at the beginning there is people that see things that aren't there, and ask why not. Because they see further than a lot of people that are perceived as normal." Track 22, "Obama Nation (Pt. 2)" samples a lyric from the political hip hop song "Words I Never Said" by Lupe Fiasco, which Lowkey got permission to use via the social networking and microblogging service Twitter by Lupe

08 - Dreamers (Feat. Mai Khalil)

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