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Artwork designed by Daniel Lay British music producer Kris Flava delivers his latest offering entitled 'Prodigies', featuring ‎J Dubble, T-Rocc, Mo The General, Halo, Gaspic and Harrison. Last month British producer Kris Flava dropped "Prodigies", a hip-hop gem which featured a hook sampled from Brand Nubian's early 90's classic 'Punks jump up to get beat down". Today the LNT producer delivers the official remix, featuring Sadat X of Brand Nubian, Norman Dean, Mo The General, Richard Osborne & Sean Brown of Tha Alumni. Kris Flava will releasr his debut EP in 2015.     Audio Mack:    www.audiomack.com/song/kris-flava/prodigies-official-remix @Krisflavamusic @MO_The_General @SadatX @Rdfosborne @RealNormanDean @MrSeanBrown

Check out this new track from Manchester Rapper Dane. "Last Train To Montevrain"      Also check out "Death To The Basement"   @Danebuca Soundcloud.com/danebuca

After hearing "Freedom" for the first time, I became a instant fan of the Bristol Rapper. ....So I thought I'd check him out. photo from https://twitter.com/GILLYMUSIK First off...tell me a little about yourself, Who is Gilly? My answer would be Gilly is Gilly lol.. Well, that's what people always say. I'm from Bristol and I've been making music (seriously) for the last 3 years. I have big plans and ambitions. Miss R: When did you first put pen to paper and write your first rhyme? I was about 13. I can even remember the verse. I was at my nans house and it was a Garage bar. I started out writing to House and Garage then moved to Grime  and eventually on to Drum and Bass. Miss R:  How would you describe your music? I would describe my music as just real. It's just me doing me. Miss R: Who in Hip Hop has influenced your music? I would say Tupac, DMX, Eminem and Nas. I'd also even say Jay Z f...

I'm a sucker for the old skool and I absolutely LOVE this guy right here.. Introducing Boom The Bomb from Ohio, bringing that back that 90's flava. Miss R: How did the name 'Boom the bomb' come about? Well actually I came up with the nickname Boom for myself which is a expression on how to go at Life. Then Someone asked me one day why they call you Boom? And being funny I said cause I'm the Bomb, and that's how I got my name. Miss R: You started rapping at the age of 14...Who were you  main influence at that time? Well when I started rhyming at 14 I was listening to Lil Wayne. He was hot when I was 14. But also I was listening to a lot of Big L & Biggie. Miss R: For those who may not have heard your music, how would you describe your style? I like to describe my style as 90's Hip-Hop. OG. BoomBap . Retro type of style. Miss R: Do you produce your own music too? I have two producers, HedMac & In Tune June. They make beats ...

Yes People!! The future of Hip Hop is looking nice. Just 15 years old and he already sounds like he's been around for years. This here is the start of something special. I see great potential in Malachi.   Positive lyrics, nice flow, good vibes, definitely starting off on the right track spreading peace and love for sure. Salute!! Check out his track "My Name Is.." Produced by last resort Filmed by Logic Twitter @Lyrical_anomaly

This lady right here is someone to watch. I'm loving her style, flow, delivery..the whole package. I'm talking about the Birmingham emcee Trizzle.  I've picked out a few tracks from her collection. Nothing but good vibes here. "Take U On A Ride"   (This is my favourite..I've had it on loop) "Bite Back"   "Dreamz"    "Doubt Me"     Twitter @Trizz88Anni

Check out this banger from Jamaican/Canadian Reggae/Pop Kreesha Turner featuring RIC FLO. I love it!! @KreeshaTurner @thebeatsnatcher

OK....You should all know by now how much I love this girl. Check out her new release with DJ Q (oh...it's also free to download) @olivia-louise-dunn  

Woooooooh!!! I am loving this right here . "Freedom" is the new track from Gilly   and features   Klashnekoff   produced by Vandam . Check it out...filmed by the fabulous   GlobalFaction @GILLYMUSIK @Klashnekoff

His voice is just amazing. 'Pilot Light' is the new single from the South East London singer Joel Culpepper. Also check out the remix by @Joker Get 'Pilot Light' via iTunes now! itunes.apple.com/gb/album/pilot-light-single @jculpeppermusic www.facebook.com/joelculpeppermusic

RIC FLO from ATL, also known as "THE BEAT SNATCHER" is no stranger to the music game. With 30yrs in the industry he's headlined and shared stages with the likes of Angie Stone, Chuck D, DMX, Musiq Soulchild and many other greats artist. Miss R: You started your first rap group at the age of 15. Tell me more about it. I started my first rap group at 15 with a friend from school and another from the neighbourhood. Two popular guys in Jr. high decided to get together and run the neighbourhood. The group lasted a summer and I went on to start another called ' No ?' with another neighbourhood homie. Those were the days!  Miss R:  Growing up, what type of music did you listen to? I listened to everything that was soul.. from The Jackson's to Earth Wind & Fire up until Run DMC and LL Cool J hit the scene. It was all hip hop from then on. But I love every genre of music that I can understand and get exposed to.  Miss R: How would you describ...

I was looking for something new to add to my playlist..something with head nodding beats and nice lyrics....and look what I found. 'This Is Not An Album' by London emcee Non-Applicable. I know I'm late with this as it was released back in 2012 (shame on me) Check out Y R U Boasting ft  Ricko Capito Free download here. @NonApplics

Miss R: You've been making music for over ten years.  How did you get into music production? Do you remember the first beat you made? I've been a musician since I was a kid and I play quite a few instruments. I have a lot of musicians in the family. I still have the first beat I ever made, It wasn't that bad really, looking back on it! Miss R: Growing up, what music did you listen to? Everything really. I think the best producers always have a pretty eclectic music taste. The only genres I don't like are Metal and Country and Western, although Dolly Parton's "Jolene" is a TUNE!! Miss R: How would you describe your style? Soulful, melodic, cinematic instrumental hip hop Miss R: What inspires your music? I just like any music that set's a mood and has a bit of atmosphere,  something people will listen to more than once. I'm pretty competitive too. Miss R: Have you thought about becoming a rapper or written any lyrics to go w...

British music producer Kris Flava delivers his latest offering entitled 'Prodigies', featuring ‎J Dubble, T-Rocc, Mo The General, Halo, Gaspic and Harrison. For this unique hip-hop track, Kris enlists a multicultural array of talent, with artists from the US, UK & Croatia, fused with a hook which samples Brand Nubian's 1993 single 'Punks Jump Up To Get Beat Down'. LNT's very own Kris Flava, is widely known for his production work with Richard Osborne on records such as; 'Just Leave' feat. Dice Raw, and 'Motive' feat. Ca$his & Mistah FAB.   Check it out!   www.audiomack.com/song/kris-flava/prodigies @MO_The_General @HaloDaIllest @Time4Harrison @krisflavamusic @JDubble7