Young Marv and (JUKEBOX:DOPECONTENT favourite) Mic Righteous (below) become the latest spitters on Charlie Sloth’s Fire In The Streets.
Young Marv and (JUKEBOX:DOPECONTENT favourite) Mic Righteous (below) become the latest spitters on Charlie Sloth’s Fire In The Streets.
Atlanta and London comes together in the form of Bayku and Mic Righteous’ ‘Walking On The Moon’. The song twists DC Breaks‘ ‘Let It Go’.
Taken from English Frank’s latest project Frankenstein, out now. Courtesy of Global Faction.
A hell of a way to end the year. Produced by Preston Play and shot by Zak Lansky.
J. Appiah previews the first offering from his second EP, Travelight. The anthemic ‘Moving in’ features a quick-fire cameo from UK rap heavyweight Mic Righteous.
The latest installment for #SwaysSundayService (late pass, you can also check out the lyrics here). Produced by Sway & DJ Turkish.
With the release of his E.P. ‘Open Mic’ being received well, Mic speaks to Urbanworld & SK Vibemaker about how his work fits into the current climate, comparisons with Tinie Tempah, not being just an angry guy, Artistic compromises, how the game will change in 2014 & more.
Check out the latest episode on Remel London’s show with Link Up TV where she interviews Mic Righteous, Yungen and Jammer.
Mic Righteous liberates his latest visual, taken from his Open Mic EP.
Looks like Charlie Sloth has switched up his series a bit, with Mic Righteous bringing that usual fire with an acoustic twist.
Whew! This track is PEAK! Produced by ManuMan….Mic Righteous always outraps everybody….they don’t really know.
Make sure you pick up Mic Righteous latest EP (check the freestyle), released midnight (head here).
Mic Righteous reveals his first official video release — courtesy of Chas Appeti and Simon Dewey — from his forthcoming EP Open Mic, released 11th February.
Produced by Tom, Dick and Harry.
Preorder the EP here…..’Open Mix‘ is due 12th February.
We been rocking out to the original ‘Wonder‘ over here. The remix (of which you can check out above), which is courtesy of the gorgeous Tala, is somewhat hit or miss in the office (for the record, I love it). You can check it out above.
As heard on Mistjam’s BBC 1Xtra show, here’s the New Machine remix of the brand new Ed Sheeran single ‘Give Me Love’ ft. guest vocals from Mic Righteous.
Get Ed’s debut #1 album ‘+’ on iTunes.
Produced by Red Skull Beats and directed by Chas Appeti. Mic Righteous’ ‘Open Mic‘ is due February 2013.
Mic Righteous delivers the 13th installment of GRM Daily’s brand new Daily Duppy series…the ‘Open Mic‘ EP is released 11th February 2013.
Mic Righteous kills another track callled ‘My Heart Feels No Pain’. Courtesy of Pressplay UK.
A new visual story from 1Xtra following Charlie Sloth’s journey to find out about rappers in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. The follow up to the award-winning It’s Grime Up North. Watch as Charlie takes his search for homegrown rap talent nationwide and tries to celebrate the diversity of the UK rap scene.
Starring (in order of appearance): Astroid Boys, Mr Phormula & Hoax Emcee, Flow Dem, Goldie Lookin Chain, Jun Tzu, Dan Magill, Sketch Nine, Madhat McGore, Deko, Respek BA, Werd (S.O.S), Bigg Taj, English Frank, RoxXxan, Tez Kidd, Shotty Horroh & Mic Righteous.
Check out the music video for the UKRA (UK Rap Anthem) here.
Mic Righteous returns back to SBTV after filming his first Warm Up Session in 2010, two years later, he’s still going in hard as ever.
Taken from the ‘Rap Britannia’ Documentary which aired on 1xtra. Featuring English Frank, Jun Tzu, Roxxan, Tez Kidd, Shotty Horroh, Madhat McGore, Mic Righteous, Flow Dem & Phorm.
Produced by Charlie Sloth.
Mic Righteous responds to Tim Westwood’s recent comments about him on his show. Filmed in Ayia Napa at ‘Fire On The Beach’. Directed by Morgan Keyz.
I laughed ALL THE WAY OUT LOUD when I saw this. Spotted on Jump-Off TV UK:
Tim Westwood managed to get Mic Righteous’ “Sack City” diss track aimed at him taken down from YouTube due to copyright claims, as Mic Righteous used an audio snippet from one of Westwood’s radio shows, which is legal property owned by Tim Westwood and he obviously wasn’t about to give rights to a diss track aimed at him.
Not much else to explain here, the proof is in the pudding.