Few rappers embody grime’s complex relationship with the mainstream as fully as Dizzee Rascal. His acclaimed debut album ‘Boy In Da Corner’ charted the poverty and paranoia of his adolescence on a ...

Few artists have a more contentious relationship with their fans than Dizzee Rascal, grime boy wonder turned electro-pop chart topper. After being anointed the voice of a generation by not only said ...

Dizzee Rascal had backed himself into a corner. Now, he's come out fighting. Grimy, minimalist synth drops. Skittery drum patterns. And an all verbal assault delivered by a fired-up Dylan Mills. "Sick ...

“Why they talking like I never made bare grime?” Dizzee Rascal demands to know on “The Other Side,” a fighting cut from his sixth studio album Raskit. The low-riding track is perhaps the angriest of ...

It hasn’t been easy to sell out in this century, but Dizzee Rascal pulled it off. Dizzee first came to international attention at the age of 16 when he started making berserk low-tech grime beats on ...

“I never thought I’d see the end of the CD / I never thought I’d see social media replace the TV,” Dizzee Rascal raps on “Focus”, the opener to his sixth solo album, Raskit. It’s a succinct way to ...

Dizzee is back with his brand new album Raskit. While it’s not a straight up grime record, Dizzee has well and truly positioned himself back at the top of the game, which comes 14 years after his ...

Dizzee Rascal was probably the first star ever to come out of grime, and now that the genre is resurgent in the UK and around the world, it seems only right that he's coming back. Next month, Dizzee ...

Dizzee Rascal is set to release his first album in four years. He announced the new 'Raskit' LPwith ‘Space’, a track indicating a return to the original sound of the Bow-born grime artist. Dizzee ...

Dizzee Rascal has shared new album , his first since The Fifth was released four years ago. The album includes the singles "Space" and "Wot U Gonna Do?" Dizzee has returned to his grime roots on his ...

Dizzee Rascal doesn’t sound glum on his sixth album: his rapping is too fast and inventive for that. But the message is downcast. “I’m from the LDN where the sky is dreary,” he announces on Raskit’s ...