Moss is a budding superproducer from the incredible Waltham Forest Beats & Bass project. He has sent in a huge number of brilliant tracks and is someone to watch out for in the future. Here's one that got us dancing this morning!

TOTM: Get Down - Moss - Waltham Forest

Check out this brooding banger from Naima. She really nailed the sound and we're going to show this remix to Eyez!

TOTM: Naima - Still Rmx - Langdon Academy

Yaseen killed it on this banging remix. Amazing work & looking forward to hearing more!

TOTM: Yaseen - At The End RMX - Langdon Academy

We love the old school Lo-Fi chip tune computer game sounds in James' tracks. One to watch! More tracks please...

TOTM: James - Secret Beat - Waltham Forest

This beat bumps! Great work from Tahir who is sure to make waves with his confident rap beats.

TOTM: Tahir - Not3s X MoStack X Mist Type Beat Tagged - Mayville

TOTM: Mateo - My Rap Beats -  Mateo Reynald Abad - Mark Hall

Millie smashed it on this one. Big up and send more tracks please!

TOTM: Millie - My Rap Beats - Mark Hall

Dark vibes is right! Great work Levi, this one is a banger...

TOTM: Levi - Dark Vibes - King John School

Check out these rap tracks, produced, written and recorded by year 7&8 students at All Hallows School in Preston, Lancashire

Hip Hop Beat - Final Song Coel Aspey

Check this Drum & Bass Banger from Adam in Surrey. Massive!

Steeldrum Madness - Adam Maull

‘Black Neon’ began by taking part of the chord progression from the original composition and the title ‘Black Neon’ to inspire new lyrics, transforming this into a kind of rap duet between Frankie Stew and Boudicca. The track combines elements of Chicago Footwork, Hip Hop, Rap and Jazz to create a sonic foundation for vocalist Boudicca and rapper Hatter with backing vocals from Marshall Mandiangu, three of Brighton’s hottest up and coming talents. Boudicca and Hatter took the concept and created a kind of modern love song discussing the complexities of  relationships when one member is “Hard to see like black neon’ . Saxophonist Richard Halligan added the jazz leaning saxophone solos over the top of the synth chords inspired by the original work.

Black Neon Ft. Hatter & Boudicca

‘Do not Disturb’ began by taking part of the chord progression from the original composition “Do not disturb me in my tent” and a fragment of it’s title to inspire new lyrics, transforming this into a classic heartbreak love song. The track brings a strong Afrobeats influence to create a sonic foundation for vocalists Marshall Mandiangu and Boudicca Pepper, two of Brighton’s hottest up and coming vocalists. Boudicca and Chris took VIP’s lyrics and created a bouncing dancefloor bubbler that begs for release from a troubled relationship. Boudicca Raps setting an early morning scene whilst Chris vocals bring the raw emotion. Both vocals are treated with the autotune effect, which is so characteristic of Afrobeats as a genre…

Don't Disturb Ft. Marshall Mandiangu & Boudicca

Grime Banger from Hasan at Rockwood in Birmingham

Track of the Month - Grime1  - Hasan - Rockwood School

Check this absolute smash from Nicole in Leytonstone

Track of the month: Afrobeat - Nicole - Leytonstone School

Super impressed with these year 7 students who made beats, wrote raps and recorded them, all from home during lockdown as part of their year 7 lessons! Great job and some brilliant lyrics. Vouchers on their way!

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