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Last week saw the release of the Blah debut for Lunar C. His album, Most High, sits nicely alongside his fellow label-mates, channeling the same sort of energy that you've come to expect from Blah related projects. And it's not surprising really, once you see the names involved with the making of the album.
As well as production from the likes of Jack Danz, Jack Chard and Molotov, there are also guest verses from Lee Scott, Black Josh, Slummy and Antiheroes. Plus you've got features from Jehst, Lefty, P Solja and Jack Danz. Most High is out now on all the usual DSPs, including Bandcamp, which you can sample below. All other streaming and download options are also available here.
Lunar is also heading out on tour to promote the album, performing shows in Manchester, Leeds and Birmingham, over the coming weeks.

We are pleased to bring you the first installment from the brand new Lunar C album, Most High. Having already built up a legacy of his own on the UK scene, we now welcome Lunar into the Blah ranks, with his latest solo album.
This first video from Most High is for the title track, and features production from fellow friend of the Cult, Jack Danz. The video was made by Killmoney. The album is set for release on 31 March.

With the full release of the new Stinkin Slumrok album sitting freshly in our minds, we're pleased to bring you the latest video from the project. Rah Rah Rah reaches dream posse cut levels, with Slummy joined on the track by a top tier selection of Cult affiliates, including Black Josh, King Grubb, Lee Scott and Bill Shakes. The track is produced by Lee and Jack Chard, with the video courtesy of the infamous, aboveground.
As well as the video release, we also have pre-orders available for the vinyl edition of Stink-O-Vision. The run is limited to 200 copies and orders started shipping from 5 March, so get your skates on if you want to bag a copy. More details and pre-orders can be found here. Streaming and download options for the album are also available.

Not content with blessing you with one Cult related release, next month sees the arrival of the new and long-awaited Stinkin Slumrok solo album. Why Slummy? is the second sample of what the full project has in store and features joint production from Lee Scott and Jack Chard, who maintain control over the beats on the whole album. Get ready for another set of bangers from one of the most distinctive voices in UK rap. The full album, Stink-O-Vision, is out on 4 March and you can find all your pre-order info here. The video for Why Slummy? was made by DEW8.

Following on from the triumphant release of the new album from Black Josh and Milkavelli, we can now bring you their latest video. Doin' Bits is lifted from Swegasus and features production from Lee Scott, who is at the helm for the whole project. The video itself was made by Turbo Shrimp and DEW8. Swegasus is out now on all the usual platforms and formats.

History has shown that whenever multiple Cult members join forces for a collaborative project, the resulting release leaves the rap world shaken to its core. And you can expect nothing less from the forthcoming EP from Milkavelli and Black Josh. Swegasus not only features two of the most infamous rappers from the UK shores, but it's also produced in its entirety by Lee Scott. There is also some typically sweg artwork from our regular go-to Illustrator, James Neilson. The release is scheduled for 18 February, with pre-orders for the vinyl and cassette editions available now.

Still riding the wave of this latest Jam Baxter release, we're keeping the momentum going with a new video from the album. Go On is produced by Jack Danz and the video was made by the enigmatic, Jammothy Baxtois, with additional assistance from DEW8. The track is taken from Fetch the Poison, which is out now. Don't forget that tickets for Jam Baxter's tour are also available.

Following on from the news that Jam Baxter had been working on a new album, last week saw its full release into the unsuspecting world. Fetch the Poison was crafted during a Mexican lockdown, in which Baxter found himself without the intoxicating ingredients that normally supplement his creative process. You wouldn't know it from the result though, with his pen game still verging into the deep and dark territories that have earned him his notoriety over the years. Production comes from the likes of Forest DLG, Jack Danz, Wundrop, Dr Zygote and Lenkemz, as well as features from his international cabal of likeminded lyricists. You can peruse the album below, then hit this link to satisfy all your other physical and digital needs.