Showing posts with label Rob Kelly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rob Kelly. Show all posts

Tuesday, 19 March 2013

Rob Kelly - Jack The Ripper (Official Music Video)




Slick shit from Rob Kelly right here, already been co-signed by big Sean Price among others. Dont sleep on this.

Sunday, 20 January 2013

Rob Kelly on The Combat Jack Show with Dallas Penn, Just Blaze + Raekwon

Rob Kelly had his new single, "Swear Hes Nice" played on the infamous Combat Jack Show at the weekend, hosted by Dallas Penn and Just Blaze with legendary Wu Tang member Raekwon as a guest. Another great show,dont sleep on this one.

Tuesday, 4 October 2011

Rob Kelly Interview with HIPHOP is AWOL

Recently I interviewed Rob Kelly where he talked about missing deadlines,new projects and more.
Check it out over on HIPHOP is AWOL

Monday, 1 August 2011

Rob Kelly - Half Mast Flag (Official Music Video)



New video from Rob Kelly,directed by Ovie.
This is off the upcoming project "The Black Irish Rogues" and its produced by Danny Diggs with cuts by DJ Mayhem and also featuring irish boxer Oisin Fagan.

Monday, 4 July 2011

Rob Kelly - Half Mast Flag

Rob Kelly drops another banger from the "Blak Irish" project.
Listen here
This track has already been played by DJ Eclipse on the world famous Halftime Show.
Produced by Danny Diggs,cuts by DJ Mayhem and mixed by Terawrizt.

Saturday, 30 April 2011

Rob Kelly - Crazy (Official Music Video)



Rob Kelly drops a new video,filmed on location at CRU Clothing in dublin,this is just a taster,with 2 new videos to drop in the next month or so.
Produced by Mike Donnelly.
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Friday, 10 December 2010

Rob Kelly featured on Don Strapzy's new album

I'm not entirely sure about Don Strapzy but i'm posting this because my good friend Rob Kelly has just been featured on his new album.
You can listen to the song here and also check out the other songs on that page by Rob. Also keep up to date with Rob here and watch his fire in the booth here and also on kiss fm also earlier this year.







Wednesday, 13 May 2009

Ain't Nuthin But A "Free" Thang - Rukus, Rob Kelly, Spitz, Devi/Krate Krusaders & Stylah

A vertitable flotilla of UK Hip Hop music gratuit today. first off is Stylah's 'The Warning' which is truly hosted by ex-gangster type Dave Courtney who drops Cockney quotables throughout. There are plenty of full quality tracks to be had here with production from Styalz Fuego, Sivey and DJ Mentat and guest verses from Bashy, Mike GLC, Smiler, Sincere, Mims and Deadly Hunta. Check out 'James Bond', 'Craziest Remix' and 'Hard Way' for some absolute quality on varying topics. Download 'The Warning' now.

Spitz spits some political, sometimes religious and always forceful raps on his free to download 'Deep Water (Bags of Sand)' - check 'Not In My Name' and 'Free Palestine' for his manifesto. If you want something a little more normal listen to the relaxing 'Head Up'. Download 'Deep Water (Bag of Sand)' now. Spitz is an interesting character as he's a convert to Islam from a western background - born in Wales, lives in London. Click here for more info on the guy. Look out for the second part of the 'Deep Water' series coming soon.

Krate Krusaders who provided some excellent tracks for Volumes 2 and 3 of my 'On The Radar' series have been working with Devi for a couple of years now. The culmination of which is this selection of tracks under the name 'The Devinekrusade' EP. What you get is quality, sometimes quirky boom-bap beats and solid lyrics exploring a nice variety of ideas. Check out 'Hip Hop Frankenstein' and 'Fruit' for the freshness. Click here for 'The Devinekrusade' then find them on myspace or facebook 'casue them boys want feedback like a guitar next to an amp.

East Midlands MC Rukus intends to put out a mixtape every other month this year. Part one of the '2000 N Mine' series is available now, and has been for a little while (well, since April), I'm sure there'll be another soon (keep checking here for more). Alex Blood and Ty feature on 'Overstand' and many tracks (such as 'Jus Flow' and 'Hear Me') toe the Hip Hop/Grime line daringly - a little different to his work with producer Baby J. The quality of this isn't that great but the skills come through nevertheless.

I've slept on this release and this artist for way too long. Rob Kelly is undoubtedly one of Ireland's best and with his unashamed accented lyrics surely everyone wants to hear him go in over House of Pain's 'Jump Around'. Rob Kelly has the hardest lyrics, it's no wonder that Frankie Krutches, Slaine and Memphis Bleek feature. On 'St. Patrick's Day Massacre' RK freestyles and raps his way through 21 tracks of hard beats - what you waiting for? It's been long enough - download it!