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Amy True - Suttin' to Feel
Amy True is fast becoming one of the most influential and talked about personalities in the UK Hip Hop scene, delivering a positive message, while packing a lyrical punch with a wide appeal, speaking to both younger audiences and long-time Hip Hop fans alike.
Amy has gained recognition for her unique ability to combine different musical styles, being equally formidable in both her ability to sing, and her ability to deliver fast paced gritty lyricism.
Never shying away from controversy, and renowned for her live performances, Amy’s music deals with both contemporary issues that society faces, while also digging deep tackling the trials and tribulations of everyday life.
"I've got a lot of life to give, alot of life within"
Spectator 'Official Music Video' - Logic - Peoples Army
A modern pioneer in the conscious music movement. Co-founder and general, of the People’s Army; Logic has managed drive a disturbance through the UK HipHop scene and raise the bar. His energy can be felt by music fans of all genres. Songs like Spectator tear your heart out with hard-hitting lyrics whilst more up-tempo anthems such as The Future make Logic one of the most talented live performers in UK HipHop.
With an arsenal of several mixtapes, studio albums and collaboration projects Logic has made his print in the concrete. Collaborations feature some of the biggest names household names including Lowkey, Big Cakes, English Frank, Mic Righteous, Shadia Mansour and Nate. To find out more follow @LogicArmyon Twitter and get involved with his music.
"I'm just a spectator looking in"
Mighty Moe - Sidewinder
Mighty Moe started out as a hip-hop DJ. His parents are from the Middle-East. Bushkin and Fonti have West Indian backgrounds.
It was established in 1992 when the trio met at North London's Holloway Boys School. Their inspiration was taken from Buju Banton, R. Kelly,Shabba, MC Det and Brockie. They started off playing at house parties and small clubs, moving through to a residency at Chimes nightclub inHackney in 1996.
​It was announced on 1 January, 2011 that the Heartless Crew split up, to pursue solo careers whilst still remaining friends. MC Bushkin and DJ Fonti went on to present the F.A.B. (Fonti & Bushkin) show together on Rinse FM on Friday evenings between 7-9pm, however they left the station in late 2012/early 2013, with Bushkin pursuing a career as recording artist.