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3. Footsie - Bag Of Grease (Produced by Darq E Freaker) 
My third choice this month comes from Footsie - who along with D Double E makes up east London grime outfit, Newham Generals. Footsie's new single, Bag Of Grease, is produced by one of the most forward-thinking grime beat-makers out there right now, Darq E Freaker - who has made something quite dark and haunted for the legendary MC to flow over. For as long as I've known Footsie's music, he's always been about his grime. His hunger for the music still comes across in every track that he releases, which is great to see considering that he's been making grime for SO many years! Cop this track when it's released on May 29.

2. Sam Kay - Oh Gosh

My second pick this month comes from Sam Kay, who I placed on the top spot back in June 2011 with his track, Back To My Old Ways. On Oh Gosh, which comes from his forthcoming 'Every Day I Win' EP, Sam raps about not caring about what the naysayers have to say about your life or daily grind, and to just keep on doing what you feel is right for you. This tune stood out for me because it's really relatable to my situation right now. Sometimes you have to just have to go with what you feel is right, regardless of what others think. Big up Yellow on the production front too. Can't beat a tune with a deep message that you can also have a little ol' skank along to.

1. Stinkahbell & Psy:am Feat. P Money, Little Dee & Blacks - 'Hot Poo' 

My number one track this month comes from Stinkahbell, Psy:am, P Money, Little Dee and Blacks with Hot Poo. Nice track title, right? Each MC rides the dubstep beat with ease, further confirming that grime and dubstep can work really perfectly together if done in the correct way. A solid banger for the clubs. The track is coming out on Plastician's Terror Rythhm label on May 28.

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 3. Blizzard – Neckbreaker 

My third track of the month comes from Blizzard, an MC based in Manchester. I have to be honest with you, I've known about this guy for a long time but I've never really followed his movement, well, until now. Being the battle rapper that he is, Blizzard's witty character comes across in his delivery, and that's what really caught my attention on Neckbreaker. He also produced the track, so he gets two thumbs up from me!

2. Kozzie – Yeah! 

My second choice this month comes from one of the biggest MCs in grime right now, Kozzie. His new single, Yeah!, is produced by Birmingham's Preditah and we get to hear the south Londoner do what he does best, which is boasting about how great he is! (Laughs) But on a serious note, he's an interesting guy to listen to, just down to the way he attacks the beat alone.

1. TRACK OF THE MONTH: Sleepin' Giantz (Rodney P, Zed Bias & Fallacy) – Badungdeng 

My number one pick of the month comes from the legendary Rodney P, Zed Bias and Fallacy – who are now known as the newly-formed group, Sleepin' Giantz. I came across Badungdeng when I was editing an interview with Rodney P for MTV UK (The Wrap Up), and my house skank just took over! (Laughs) Rodney P mentioned that their album will be a mix of D&B, house, dubstep and hip-hop, and I'm definitely looking forward to seeing what they do to the UK music scene later this year and beyond.

3. Ego - Nuttum Like Back Then

My third track of the month comes from south London Family Tree member Ego. When reviewing Nuttum Like Back Then, I thought it sounded raw, gritty and quite rough around the edges. Production comes courtesy of Nytz, with a strong dubstep influence shining throughout and this track definitely has the potential to cause many-a-mosh pit.

2. EXO - They Call Me EXO

EXO

My second track of the month comes from one of my favourite rappers around right now, EXO. Hailing from north London, he has risen through the UK rap ranks alongside USG - a rap crew which includes the likes of K Koke, Squingy, etc. On the Show N Prove -produced hip-hop beat, EXO drops some bars to introduce himself to the world. EXO's big character comes through on They Call Me EXO, which is out now!

1. TRACK OF THE MONTH: Teddy Music Feat. Lil Nasty, Double S, Scrufizzer, Dot Rotten, Lady Leshurr & Tre Mission - 'Hoods Up' (Remix)

My number one track this month comes from Teddy Music, whose Newham Generals-assisted track - Doomed - I featured as my No. 1 track back in February. Teddy's new single, Hoods Up, features Ruff Sqwad, Ghetts, Roachee and Stutta on the original, but I personally prefer this remix. Lil Nasty, Double S, Scrufizzer, Dot Rotten, Birmingham's Lady Leshurr and Canada's Tre Mission all run a lyrical relay race on the energetic grime production, showcasing some skillful styles and flows while they're at it. Catch the original and remix on iTunes from April 15.

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3. Hitman - Ding Dong

My third track of the month comes from Hitman, a grime MC from Birmingham, and he's one of the main members of Invasion Alert. I've actually been speaking to this guy for years, like, from MySpace days, and I know he thinks that I haven't been listening out for his music, but I have - I just wanted to hear improvement on every front: content, flow and delivery. On Ding Dong, I heard a lot of improvement!

2. Pressure - In Birmingham

Pressure

My second track this month comes from, I think, one of StayFresh's best MCs, Pressure. The Birmingham spitter reps his ends to the fullest on this track, mentioning it almost every two seconds! His flow is very signature, and that's so important to have in today's copy-cat environment. Expect some exciting projects from Pressure, namely his upcoming Swifta Beater-produced EP, Grime Is Money.

1. TRACK OF THE MONTH: C4 Feat. JME, Frisco & Jammer - Off Track (BBK Remix)

My number one of the month comes from one of the most hyped and talked about MCs in grime at the moment, C4. Recently signed to the same management as Boy Better Know, the Birmingham-born rhymer hooked up with his team mates JME, Frisco and Jammer, for the remix of his popular grime song, Off Track - which is produced by his brother, Preditah. EVERYONE can relate to the message, and I think that's why it's had such a great response with not just grime-lovers, but music-lovers across the board. This, along with the original, is out now!

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3. Dolla Da Dustman - Zoop! Zoop!

Right, so I’m currently on a mission to bring the term "zoop" back. In grime terms, it’s basically the same as "brap", but it was very short-lived. I tweeted about this issue the other week and Dolla Da Dustman sent me his tune which is also called Zoop! Zoop! It's a few months old, but it's appropriate for my current mission!

2. Mr Mitchell - On The Rooftop

My second track of the month is a little different, and it comes from Mr Mitchell who used to make up one half of Mike Skinner’s act, The Mitchell Brothers.

Mr. Mitchell

1. TRACK OF THE MONTH: Rudimental Feat. MNEK & Syron - Spoons

My number one track of the month couldn’t be further away from the world of grime. Rudimental are a new production collective from east London, and they've created this deep house track featuring the mesmerising vocal talents of pop singers, MNEK and Syron. If you’ve been following me on Twitter, then you’ll know how much I love this track - I've been talking about non-stop for weeks! You can download the track for free on Facebook.

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 3. Shystie Feat. No Lay & Ghetts - Takeover

Shystie

My third track of the month comes from three legendary grime MCs, Shystie, No Lay and Ghetts, with their track, Takeover. This single is the theme track to a recently released movie called, SKET. On the track, which is getting an official release in December, all three spitter's go hard! The production also has quite an old skool grime vibe about it, and that's what really caught my ear when I heard it a month ago.

2. SP - Glory

My second track of the month comes from SP, and he's an MC hailing from Birmingham. He sent me the link to this track a couple of weeks ago and I've literally been listening to it on repeat ever since. SP freestyles over Ryan Leslie's Glory and totally owns it. For an MC to spit over an R&B beat and do what has been done here, they deserve a pat on the back! Listen to the bars closely, it's quite deep.

1. TRACK OF THE MONTH: Marger Feat. Josh Osho - This Year

My track of the month comes from an MC who I've featured in my top three many times before, and he goes by the name of Marger. Produced by Sibling, Marger teams up with Universal-signed Josh Osho for this catchy, mainstream-friendly track. Although it has got a strong mainstream vibe about it, Marger he keeps it 100% grime with the flow! Watch out for all three of these guys in 2012, because they're destined for big things.

3. Trauma – Go DJ

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3. Scrufizzer - Boom

Young Kye

My third track of the month comes from an MC who has featured in my top tracks a few times now, his name is Scrufizzer. The young spitter jumped on an instrumental made by Birmingham's producer of the moment, Preditah, and absolutely smashed it! Scrufizzer's rapid flow compliments the bouncy grime production. Preditah is getting a lot of love from the London grime scene right now, and you can see why after hearing Boom.

2. Young Kye Feat. Manga - I Kill It

My second track of the month comes from Young Kye. Now, I've known Young Kye for a couple of few years now, and it's been really good to see him musically grow. He jumped on a ZDOT and 4th Side production - alongside Roll Deep's Manga - for this dark, grimey hip-hop number. I was highly impressed with both MCs' deliveries on this track - the wordplay is also next level.

1. TRACK OF THE MONTH: Deadeye Feat. Nat Powers - One Life

My number one track of the month actually comes from a good friend of mine from Leicester, and he goes by the name of Deadeye. Back in the day, myself and Deadeye would drive up and down the country to bassline raves and he would always freestyle - he was good. I remember always telling him to seriously consider jumping on the music thing properly and focus - he clearly took the advice. On One Life, the rapper teamed up with Nat Powers - who produced the track and sung the hook - for this very emotional, and quite inspirational, track about the ups and downs of life. In other news, watch out for the rest of the his crew, Gwop Sqwad, because they're about to put Leicester on the map.

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3. Zeo Zeonardo Feat. Zoe – Back Into Time

My third track of the month comes from two of Wolverhampton’s finest, Zeo Zeonardo and Zoe. Zeo is an MC who has made a name for himself within the bassline music scene, as well as Zoe – who has sung on some of bassline’s most recognizable tracks. The two have teamed up on Back Into Time, a nice summery track about the good ol’ days!

2. Stormer – Cotton Buds

Grime MC Stormer

 

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My third track of the month comes from Leicester’s MNT and Coventry’s DJ Cubzy. MNT is well-known within the up North and Midlands bassline scene for his party-style bars and flow, but he has taken that style and adapted it to the very bassy UK funky track, That’s Who.

2. Dream Mclean Feat. Ceaser – Golden

My second track of the month comes from Essex-born MC, Dream Mclean. He’s one of the artists representing the whole new wave movement taking place at the moment. But unlike a lot of the other newbies in the scene, he’s bringing something a bit more deeper to the table, in terms of lyrical content – which you get a feeling of on Golden.

1. TRACK OF THE MONTH: Lady Leshurr – Too Much

My number one track this month is actually an exclusive! My close friend, Hyperfrank – who is also a well-known underground music journalist – put together a series called Volume Control, in which an MC of her choice spits over a beat voted for by the fans. Past participants include: Dot Rotten, Griminal, Durrty Goodz and more recently, Fem Fel. In the final edition of the series, Birmingham’s Lady Leshurr picked up the mic and represented for the ladies on the Neon Beats-produced track, Too Much.

SCOTTISH TRACK OF THE MONTH: Church Of Last When – Under The Last Dust

Church Of Last When’s track, Under The Last Dust, has quite a spoken word feel to it. The delivery is quite poetic and it's complimented nicely by the dark production.

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3. Russo Feat. Dot Rotten – Bad Tonight

Third choice pick this month is Russo

 

Another MC who has impressed me from the Midlands is SP, hailing from Birmingham. He has teamed up with Funtcase, who produced the track, for this dubstep head-banger. If you like dark, dirty, dubstep that you can shake a leg to, then you’ll enjoy this one!

1. TRACK OF THE MONTH: Dot Rotten – Resurrect Young Dot

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3. White Powder Gold - Can't Stop Me Now (Lewi White Dubstep Remix)

This one comes from a new indie band called White Powder Gold. I was asked by their record label, TwentyOne Records, to hook up a few remixes for their track, Can’t Stop Me Now, and I decided to get Devlin’s main producer, Lewi White, to put something dark and gritty together and that’s exactly what he did with this. It’s got a really haunted feel to it. Come to think of it, most of my tunes this month have that feel...

2. Context MC - Listening To Burial

My second track of the month comes from Norwich’s very own Context MC. This guy made a really big impact when he released a track called Off With Their Heads a few months ago, and the video went down well with fans as well as music critics (I was actually featured in the video... watching myself back on telly is never cool). His latest track, Listening To Burial, produced by Slof Man, is another laid-back number. It's got a real summery vibe to it.