London's leading Grime night Dirty Canvas has teamed up with photographer Will Robson- Scott to bring you the first calendar of Grime music's biggest and best loved stars.
This limited edition A3 calendar features Wiley, Skepta, Tinchy Stryder, Trim, JME, Roll Deep, D Double E, Ghetto, Jammer, Chipmunk, Griminal, Tempa T, Badness, Ice Kid, Frisco, Double S, P Money and Lil Nasty.
With 500 copies printed this a unique piece featuring never seen before photos, capturing your favourite grime stars in the studio, performing live, backstage, jamming on road, in the chicken shop, getting a haircut and even assaulting an 80's TV Star! Dirty Canvas is one of London's most exciting and forward thinking club night showcasing Grime as well as Dubstep, Bassline, Funky and anything with bass in it. From humble beginnings at the Whitechapel Art Gallery, via the Institute of Contemporary arts we are now one of the most established club nights in London. This year was our best yet, highlights included Wiley's sell out album launch at 93 Ft East, JME's Famous Tour at London Astoria and Ghetto's Freedom of Speech Launch at Rhythm Factory. It was also a good year for our label No Hats No Hoods with Silverlink, Badness and Jammer's carnival anthem 'The Message Is Love' getting huge support across BBC Radio 1, BBC 1Xtra, Kiss Fm and Choice Fm as well as helping to break new artists and producers such as Rude Kid, P Money and Lee Brasco .
Will Robson-Scott is a freelance photographer whose work has featured in Time Out, Mix Mag, Mass Appeal, Mens Health, Daydream Network, Vice and Dazed and Confused. His work focuses on subcultures and people living on the edge of society. Check his website for an insight into his other work.
A Grime wonder from the compilation Tunnel Vision: Volume 3. Wiley spits some fucking hardcore over this dirrrrty dirrrty beats. A slight change from his lyrical laydown on 'Wearing My Rolex'. Where is Krunk, Grime, Garage, Bassline going ... it's hard to say.
What do you get when you cross Barcelona's coolest Gallery with Germany's most controversial Urban artist?
German grafitti- and street-artist boris hoppek ischallenging every surface: taking his strong charactersnot only onto walls, but also on various materials from allkinds of backdrops (furniture, papers, blinds, advertisingposters ...) to huge sculptures he builds from used cardboard boxes. All running along some very radical themes:violence, sexual abuse, racism, oppression, misogyny.
The variety of his work is unlimited; hoppek draws quicklywith a reduced line, using selected colors only,thus creating his own character universe and using avery specific, often drastic visual language.
The pictures below are from his exhibition at the Igua Pop gallery in Barcelona, home of teh majority of new skool urban artists:
Dizzee Rascal, 23, was born Dylan Mills, and grew up in Bow, east London. His father died when he was two and he was brought up by his mother. As a teenager, he began to DJ in local clubs, and at 16 he recorded his first single, I Luv U. In 2003, he became the first rapper to win the Mercury music prize, with his debut album, Boy In Da Corner. His new single from his third album, Maths + English, is called Dance Wiv Me. Next month, he plays Kendal Calling, Reading and Leeds festivals.
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