Showing posts with label Jimmy Screech. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jimmy Screech. Show all posts

Monday, 23 August 2010

'I in Team' - Jimmy Screech (video)



Download some free Jimmy Screech stuff at his website.


Wednesday, 7 October 2009

Roots Manuva and Banana Klan Radio Takeover!

Lucy Pink (a fan of Certified Banger - "I always check it for reference pre-show now, it's become standard proceedure!") has got a bit of a UK Hip Hop exclusiveness for you and your ears (and other senses):

'Roots Manuva and the Banana Klan take over Diesel U Music radio this Friday (9th October 2009) 7 - 9pm. Tune in for exclusive live performances from Jimmy Screech. Ellie May, Ricky Ranking and Roots Manuva alongside a full live band, an old school rave DJ set, a phone interview with Dawn Penn and much more from the Banana Klan camp.'

Saturday, 12 September 2009

Certified Banger Podcast Pilot (free download)

Here is the first podcast from Certified Banger! The aim was to give you a taster of some forthcoming UK Hip Hop all in the space of an hour - hopefully I succeeded. Let me know your thoughts and ideas for the official #1 episode. Go here http://feeds.feedburner.com/certifiedbangerpodcast to subscribe in your itunes and other similar applications. If you just want to download the mp3 then right click here.

Tracklisting:

Famslam ft. Task Force Family - Skuff & Inja
Back Home - Yosh
Mic Check - One Wish & Stereotype
You Lot - Freyed Knot
In Due Time - J-Treole
Jamaica (Original) - Jimmy Screech
They Dont Know (Original) - J Simple
Sunday Service - Chief Wigz
Higher Higher - Juice Aleem
A.L.P.H.A. - Alphabetix
The London Convention ft. Funky DL, MCD, Skinnyman, Blak Twang, ESP, TY, Phoebe One, Kwes - London Allstars
Family Name - Bombadeal
It's Not Relevant - LDZ
Do Wah - Tactical Thinking
It's So Different Here - Tom Caruana
Sunnicide -Skuff & Inja



Certified Banger Podcast Pilot by Certifiedbanger on Mixcloud


Thursday, 10 September 2009

'Jamaica'/'Fly Away' - Jimmy Screech (review)

Jimmy Screech dropped his single 'Jamaica'/'Fly Away' this week and it's a bit of a banger.

Combining Hip Hop, Reggae and even the new obsession for Pop-orientated Bassline (but don't think this is bad) into one track 'Jamaica' will have you wishing for a holiday as Jimmy compares his London life to the beaches of his parents land - a real feel good track with the possibility of appealing to the masses.

'Fly Away' continues the vibe and whilst being the weaker of the two tracks (it's a little too Sean Paul) it's still a pretty big party track - I'd rather get down to this on a Friday night than the new Black Eyed Peas track.

I'd recommend a download - I did it so you should too. Listen to 'Jamaica' now on the Certified Banger Podcast.