Showing posts with label SDG. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SDG. Show all posts

Sunday, 26 February 2017

Wednesday, 29 January 2014

Mental K - Intent 2 Supply (Mixtape) [Free Download]




 
South London's Mental K had released his long awaited mixtape Intent 2 Supply which is available for free download and see's him offering up 21 rugged tracks which do well in showing his development as an Artist since his debut mixtape Fresh Out The Trap with this mixtape giving the feel that Mental K is a UK Rapper heading for the big league.

Intent 2 Supply is packed with some well thought out street lyricism topped off  with  weighty            production from the likes of Carns Hill, Loco Hill, Shellz and more as well as collaborations with heavy hitters such as Blade Brown, Youngs Teflon, SDG, OMZ, Skrilla Kid Vilain, Skribz and more.

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Saturday, 23 November 2013

SDG (Skwilla Da Gorilla) - Rated Freestyle [Video]



This is not a comeback as Skwilla Da Gorilla aka SDG gets things popping in this rated freestyle like he has never left with some straight from the heart lyricism and real life bars which have always been one of the main things that separate the South Londoner from the rest of the pack.

Thursday, 19 September 2013

Blade Brown - Showtime ft Mental K & SDG [Video]


One of the UK Rap Kings Blade Brown is back with this track Showtime which see's him linking up with South London's Mental K and SDG to trade authentic street inspired bars over a sinsiter sounding instrumental with Blade showcasing his ability to keep doing things different and a lot better than a majority of these UK Rap guys.

Tuesday, 17 July 2012

Youngs Teflon,Mental K,SDG - Da Hanger [Video]



Da Hanger is taken from Youngs Teflons latest release Call Of duty 2 and see's Him hooking up with Fellow South London Rappers Mental and Skwilla Da Gorrilla aka SDG on this lyrical exercise which see's all 3 spitting pure flames.

Thursday, 4 August 2011

SKWILLA SDG - I DON'T WANT IT


South Londoner and highly rated UK Rapper Skwilla Da Gorilla aka Skwilla SDG has dropped the video to the UK Rap Street banger I don't want it which is the first track to be taken from his latest release Ruff Round the edges which was  released on Monday and sees a much more serious and focused Skwilla covering a lot of different ground with this project which is definitely amongst his best bodies of work,Check  out the way Skwilla flows all over this track dropping some very hard hitting,emotional and Raw truth's with lines like
("I been broke then rich,on point and slipped,Just for the paper something got ripped,I'm just living a living,your just taking and giving for the sake of my fetish,for the sake of my children,I been out been in through thick and thin,Nuff pain in my life but I still got a Grin!")

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Monday, 24 January 2011

Review: Skwilla Da Gorilla - Banana Clip



I first heard Skwilla Da Gorilla on Mykal Millions street classic 'Welcome to the city' Dvd where he spat a rhyme about his incarceration which stood out and made me take notice.Since then I listened to his 2 mixtapes 'The Love of Elizabeth' as well as the 2010 epic 'From a Penny to a Pound' as well as his many high powered freestyles and collaborations on others tracks as well as his Stellar performances on the Carnshill O.T mixtape  and Soka Beats 'Futuristic wave projects'
In the run up to his forthcoming project 'Jungle Fever' dropping in 2011 we have 'Banana Clip' which is basically the best of Skwilla Da Gorrilla and is hosted by Dice (Hoods Hottest) who does a good job in selecting the 50 tracks which make up the mix tape which contains snippets from some of the hardest SDG tracks as well as some of his hottest verses off collaborations including the one of the biggest UK rap tracks of 2010 'Afghanistan' with his long time collaborator Blade Brown other noteworthy collaborative verses include 'Death around the corner' with Youngs Teflon and some of his older Freestyles with Tempman and a bag of other artists
'Banana Clip' as a best of does well to expose Skwillas main skills as
Skwillas clarity and ability to maintain subject manor as well as the way he sometimes uses his music as therapy are possibly unmatched although his work rate isn't as high as many other artists so he is sometimes underrated but with lyrics like
("There's been times I've had to squeeze off and there's been times I've had to breeze off,My towns hot,there's been times I've had to switch off my phone and take a couple weeks off,Shouts P1 don I get weed off,you know Stockwells the Number 1 weed spot,Not to mention the white and B shots,everybody's overweight cos we eat lots!") Also check out tracks like the excellent 'Question a G' and 'Days of my Life' and Its not difficult to work out that SDG stands a cut above most UK street rappers as 'Banana Clip' proves with him taking you on a trip through his life as he touches on the good,bad and ugly but always in a sincere manner and with touches of comedic value which works well to balance his extremely Vivid tales of the South London streets and the Jungle (Stockwell) but don't think its a purely 'road man affair' as Skwilla drops a few tracks for the Ladies including 'Carmen Regina' in full and 'Tonight I be your Barry white' which is a rare unforced certified smoothed out piece of UK rap which works on every level with Dinero handelling vocal duties like a true G.
'Banana Clip' scores a straight 9/10 as in all honesty as far as UK Road Rap goes this sits right next to next any of the best UK releases you can mention if not above.
Anyone that disagrees
("You light weight N***as need to sit back,Your legs are looking skinny like Mz Bratt")

[DOWNLOAD SKWILLA DA GORRILLA BANANA CLIP MIXTAPE HERE]

Tuesday, 7 December 2010

SKWILLA DA GORILLA - GET THROUGH



Skwilla Da Gorilla is back with another heartfelt  track taken from his mixtape 'From a penny to a pound' - Get it through is journey into Skwillas mind which is something the South Londoner has no problem doing as he takes it right back to his childhood and follows through.Look out for Skwillas New mixtape 'Banana Clips' coming soon.

Saturday, 6 March 2010

MIXTAPE REVIEW :SKWILLA DA GORRILLA - 'FROM A PENNY TO A POUND - HOSTED BY MYKAL MILLION


Fresh off the success of the critically acclaimed mixtape'For the love of Elizabeth' your boy Skwilla da Gorilla comes even harder with his latest offering for the street 'From a penny to a pound'.
Hosted by the Souths mixtape king Mykal Million this mixtape shows a significant rise in the standard of Skwillas work,both in his flow/delivery and his content/concepts which has been missing from the UK hiphop game recently and to be precise this is more of an album than a mixtape as the beats are all original productions which gives to an added feel authenticity to this project which is a definite bonus.With 18 tracks and 5 bonus tracks Skwilla manages to cover most bases but is at his most comfortable on tracks like'They testing me''love vs hate'and 'Made Men'-feat Blade,which are all heavy rugged street bangers for he man dem' and He manages to convey his street knowledge as well as his regrets an dreams into these tracks as easily as He issues a threat to his enemies like on the excellent bonus track 'Holla' with lines like "My line pings like a blackberry/getting mad skrilla see I stack heavy/stick up your white house jack your Pressie/know the time when I jack you for your bezzie/my eyes are the window to my soul/I seen alot of hard done shit on the roads/man rocking silver calming that its gold/a lot of money makes a young nigga feel old."
Its with bars like this and tracks like'The interview'-feat Mykal Million,'Dirty Cane' and'Game over'-feat Timbar are some of the best bits of UK hiphop to drop over the past few years added with tracks like'Letter to my lost ones'which finds Skwilla showing a comendible amount of strength as he writes a letter to his Late Mother and others in a way anyone who has lost someone dear to them will understand and its the ability to fashion thought provoking tracks like this and 'Question a G' that should position Skwilla as on of the best in the UK
Cop this on sight if you love real road music!9 out of 10.