Popular producers such as Thomas Mellor who is actually from the USA, Newham Generals who have been around since the beginning of grime Music, Rude Kid one of our Favorite all time Grime Producers and of course Danny Weed maker of the Creeper instrumentals Grime Classic.
Thomas Mellor - Knifes And Folks
The Thomas Mellor EP was released with 3 Tracks, although Mellor is from America this does not give him a disadvantage to other grime producers Thomas has a unique production style and fits in the Grime Scene with his experimental skills.
- Knives and Folks
- Each To Their Own
- That Crack
Newham Generals - Hard
Another Track that received serious air time on the radios. back in 2010 and still remains one of our favorite and keeps growing on me, loving the vibe and gritty style, has elements of Grime and Dubstep either way this track is much enjoyed. D Double E and Footsie soon found producers clamouring to collaborate with them.Breakage (protégé of Drum & Bass legend Shy FX) managed to pin them down first for the Dubstep Banger ‘Hard’ as mentioned by Newham Generals.
Rude Kid - Leave Me Alone
The Are You Ready Star keeps popping up, Leave me alone is no secret track in the game, this instrumental has been used by many including Jammer - Leave Me Alone Video released Last Year.
Danny Weed - Creeper
Released on Roll Deep Recordings back in 2002 Creeper is an
all Time UK Grime Classic. Say Know More.
Rude Kid - Rain drops
The EP Has synth-driven Tracks with an urban tranced-out synthlines and bass lines This has been flipped a few times in fact there is a spookey remix you can find here. Originally released in 2010 Rude Kid Hypnotize EP remains a playlist player and never gets boring. The EP had 4 tracks.
- Rain Drops
- Always
- Peter Pan
- Squash
‘Rain Drops’features MDMA-infused chords pierced with pointillist snares and toxic bass, before ‘Always Ready’starts the dance with alien synth sweeps over his signature whipcrack syncopations, kinda like a more evil cousin to Terror Danjah. The menacing ‘Peter Pan’ lings tense horror strings and a twinkling lead motif out over a crushing bass just cowing for some MC action as mentioned from Grime Forum
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