News: video

Yesterday we released a brand new video from Lee Scott's latest album, Somewhere Between Here and There. Somewhere is the opening track from the album and sets the tone for what follows, as Lee delivers semi-autobiographical life notes from the early days of a Runcorn kid. The track was produced by Wholesome Fun and the video was made by Siim Parisoo out in Estonia. It stars Karina Laura Leškin and Väike PD (complete with tin foil fronts). Somewhere Between Here and There is available now on both physical and digital formats.

New year, new bars, as Black Josh joins forces with fellow LEVELZ representative, Metrodome, for this blistering rendition of his new track, Self Destruction. Think big drums and heavy bass, as Josh lights the booth up with a fresh hunger for 2020. The track is taken from his forthcoming album, Mannyfornia, which is due for release this year. More details on that will follow soon. The video for Self Destruction was filmed at DOTMOV Studios.

Fresh visuals from the Supergang project, which we released back in May this year. Yellow x Green is the latest track to be taken from the album and features Lee Scott and Sniff getting to work over some typically tight production from Sumgii. The video was made by RSLBM. Supergang is available now in both physical and digital formats.

Lee Scott keeps the gifts coming as he delivers a new video from his latest album. Ice Burn is produced by Wholesome Fun and the video was made by Nah Eeto and Slim Parisoo. Keep an eye out for some cult cameos too. Somewhere Between Here and There is out now on digital and vinyl.

We are nothing if not generous here at Blah and so following on from our early Bandcamp release of the latest Lee Scott album, today we thought we would you give you a new video from the project as well. Table is one of the last tracks on Somewhere Between Here and There, and features production from Bisk, with Jazz T on the cuts. The video was made by Vikki Digby-Johns. Somewhere Between Here and There is available now on Bandcamp and on limited edition vinyl, via the Blah shop. Full digital release is 6 December.

It wouldn't be right to let today pass by without indulging your desires for all things spooky and so with that in mind, we are proud to present the brand new video from Bill Shakes. Taken from his recent EH? album, Smartprice sees Shakes teaming up with fellow Blah OG, King Grubb, as they get their sweg designer zombie flex on across Blackburn and Salford. Smartprice is produced by Lee Scott and Jack Chard. EH? is out now on all the usual platforms.

Fresh off the reels comes the latest visual mayhem from the Party Dome and its reckless inhabitants. Treachery is afoot as our favourite antiheroes are embroiled in a drug fuelled murder, involving a cast of unsavoury characters, including the attempted assassin, Jack Jetson and everyone favourite grimy gumshoe, Stinkin Slumrok. Murder at the Party Dome is produced by Drae Da Skimask and it's lifted from the recent collaborative album by Jam Baxter and Lee Scott, which is out now on all the usual platforms. The video was made by Lee Scott and EllisDawg

Sweg laden visuals from Lee Scott and Jam Baxter, as they continue to celebrate the release of their new album. Who's Ur M8 features production from friend of the cult, Dirty Dike and a nice part animated video, courtesy of Slim Parisoo. Happy Hour At The Super Fun Time Party Dome Megamix 4000 is out now on vinyl and digital. See previous post for more details.