Some songs I fux with

Kes the Band - Wotless

The Heatwave been banging this since near the beginning of the year. Trini soca vibes. Groovy tune. Was one of my tips for carnival, but I didn't do a post for that. Couldn't be arsed.

Angel ft. Sneakbo - Ride Out

This is probably my favourite r&b song from the UK this year. Taken over Nathan ft. Wretch 32 - Hangover. Has a credible r&b vibe with pop appeal. Best song I've heard by Angel. Swear I saw the lead girl from the video working guestlist at west end club Diu on Saturday. If that was you, hi.

KOF - What's The Deal? (d&b remix)

Heard this on Sian Anderson's Emotional Wheelage show on Rinse. Don't really care that it's two years old, it's a tchyoooooooon. Zone out and buss a skank during the verse then singalong to the chorus. That's what I do anyway.

Meek Mill ft. Rick Ross - I'm A Boss

I like this song, yeah, but you can't both be a boss now can ya? 'Cos at least one of you is an employee.

I like "Tupac Back" too, stil don't get the relevance of Tupac in the song apart from using his flow

Throwback ting: Fish Go Deep - Cure and the Cause

Came across this tune again today for the first time in a while. What a way it still bangs

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