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I'm am loving this sooooo much!! Great flow, Great Vibes from the East London rapper Kieron Boothe "It Feels Like Yesterday" is a great collection of 8 well produced tracks. "We Keep Moving" and "The Ocean" are my two most played from the EP but in all, the whole thing is magnifique!!    Don't just take my word for it. Check it out for yourself!!! "We Keep Moving" #IFLY       Get the EP here! <a href="http://kieronbootheuk.bandcamp.com/album/it-feels-like-yesterday-ep">It Feels Like Yesterday EP by Kieron Boothe</a> @Kieron_Boothe kieronbootheuk.bandcamp.com/album/it-feels-like-yesterday-ep

Chiedu Oraka is definitely an artist on the rise. The UK rapper from Hull, has gained the respect from his city and is now set on taking his music even further. I was fortunate enough to have a little interview with the man himself. Miss R: I must ask you the generic "When did you first get into music" question. It's a must! I started getting in to music at the age of about 16. My boy Crafty was rapping at the time and his mum had just bought him a Boom Box which had a few pre made beats on there. So we used to just mess around to the beats and freestyle, but back then it was just for a laugh. I never really took it that serious. I started taking it serious at around 2010 when I came back from university,  me and Crafty created a home studio and went to work on our solo mixtapes. Miss R: Who were your musical influences growing up? Wow.. growing up I had so many influences in regards to music. I would say my early m...

Starting the year off right with a funky new track from my girl Olivia Louise. "Be A Man" produced by Moony. @Olivia_LouiseUK

Shiesty L brings us his second video from his " Barbaric Musik " mixtaple "Black Mongol " @ShiestyL1 You can download Barbaric Musik here!!!  

Big up Hip Hop artist and Producer Anthai for taking time out for this interview. I recently listened to "Beats Behind Bars" (which is available in the link below) I was impressed with the production. I especially love track 3 "Death Before Dishonor" make sure you check it out!!        Get 'Beats Behind Bars' here >  itunes.apple.com/us/album/beats-behind-bars   Miss R: When did you first get into Hip Hop and rapping? I got into writing and rapping in the mid 90's first started doing the Roll Call battles on Power 106 FM radio.  From that, it inspired me to compose and make my own music. I am also a producer (beat maker). I've produced about 5 different albums consisting my group 71Raw and some solo projects for myself. I am planning on releasing my latest project "The Prince" which I produced entirely dropping in late January 2015.  Miss R: Who has been a major...

Miss R: Do you remember the first song you wrote? The first real song I wrote was called "little did u know" lol my G, Body Snatcha, a rapper I looked up to from my projects , helped me write it.   He taught me how to write bars, format songs,  do hooks ect.. I learned it all from him. Since then I've been on it.   Miss R: Who did you listen to growing up? Well, In the early years, I liked rap, but it wasn't until I heard Big Daddy Kane that I knew I wanted to be a rapper.   I wrote my first rap playing around. I was wild young then, but then I heard the Nas album and I knew this is what I wanted.   To grow up and be a rapper. Of course Big, Jay Z. Mobb Deep, Wu Tang  and artist like that I loved their music. Even 50 cent but I was an artist myself. I liked these dudes,  but I felt I had to be good enough to even take them on, if I had to. I learned that from...