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After nearly a decade away from the spotlight, East London MC Griminal is back and ready to remind everyone why his name still carries...
When early 00’s pioneers like Wiley and Dizzee first started mashing together fuzzy synths and skittering hi-hats to concoct what became known as ‘grime’...