Music / grime

Beautiful and brutal yard


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Latest edition, musik (cd)

Intro ("THE GOAT)")

2:13 min

Massacre

3:31 min

Who Told You(feat. Drake)

3:28 min

Militerian(feat. Naira Marley)

3:13 min

Palm Tree

2:38 min

Nice Body(feat. Jorja Smith)

3:34 min

Masculine(feat. Burna Boy)

3:24 min

Come Look

3:00 min

Cream(feat. CB)

3:23 min

Comeback(feat. Villz)

3:50 min


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Reviews (3)


The guardian

d. 14. July 2023

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Alexis Petridis

d. 14. July 2023

"Still Britain's most adaptable, charismatic MC: Back after three years away, the east Londoner is polarised between feelgood summer tracks and bleak reportage - but he makes it all cohere, despite some terrible sex puns ... If 'Beautiful And Brutal Yard' feels more like a sharpening of his style than the innovation of his debut 'Common Sense' - that authentically groundbreaking stew of rap, bashment and Afrobeats - it's an exceptionally classy end product".


NME

d. 14. July 2023

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Niall Smith

d. 14. July 2023

"An elongated, yet joyous return from J Hus. Splintering the sonics between drill, dancehall, Afrobeat and hip-hop, he allows himself to explore more musical terrain than ever before, while the rapper channels his lyrical potency, struggles and romantic pursuits into one unified portrait".


Pitchfork

d. 17. July 2023

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Will Pritchard

d. 17. July 2023

"The London rapper's third album extends his carnal and philosophical investigation of masculinity against lush, robust beats that evoke a distinctly Black British take on G-funk".