Currently on my way to Cambridge

Feeling:- Cool

Working on:- Shire Knights (Hip Hop), Unnamed Club tune and looking at general tracks towards a possible album.

As an artist I enjoy testing myself, I learn best when thrown into the deep end. I’m a sink or swim type of guy.

A few days ago (Saturday) I had a gig that I’d been really looking forward to supporting UK Artist Skepta at Lava Ignites in Oxford.

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This is definitely my favourite part, it was part time, so we shocked out, we rocked out and we made sure the people in the tent were partying as hard as we were.

It’s great to watch the footage back because I’m normally so focused on what I’m doing that I don’t get the chance to stop and enjoy the entertainment. Still, watching it back I reckon we did a pretty good job if I do say so myself.

After ‘Cockney Thug Remix’ we were told that we had time for one more song. Thanks to DJ Watchcase’s skills we managed to squeeze another 4 into the time.

Abiade stepped up and killed the them with his new song ‘Hollywood’, I even saw a mosh pit forming. Then we finished off with the crowd favourite, R U Stoopid!?!

I’ve got to say, it’s also an absolute honour to see that people would like to buy my album, definitely an encouragement to make one.

After finishing on stage and cooling off we spent some time enjoying Truck Fest, mischief was made, new dances were made up and we found a new tent and a DJ willing to let us jump on and hype the crowd for her. But that’s all for another video…

Till then, enjoy Part Three.

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Part two of the Truck Fest trilogy.

After warming up the crowd, LeeN took centre stage and hit them with some sick freestyles. This time we had subject suggestions of Sheep, Primark and Cider. One young man asked for a rap about Quidditch which I almost felt obliged to handle seeing as I’d read all of the Harry Potter books.

We finished off with a freestyle about Black people and managed to keep it PG, job well done I’d say.

We moved back to the tracks and kicked it off with one of my current favourites, ‘Bullspit’ but DJ Watchcase was on the case and half way through he mixed in a different track and switched it on us providing a totally new spin on the lyrics.

Part three is coming soon so keep an eye out, till then enjoy part two.

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Myself, LeeN, Abiade, DJ Watchcase and my brother DJamz packed into a car early one Saturday morning and made the trek up to one of my favourite festivals, Truck Fest.

The journey was long, I was tired but we had a job to do so we made our way over to the tent and began setting up.

It was the first time we were all officially working with DJ Watchcase so I was definitely keen to get on stage and get it all started.

We made our way back stage and within minutes the tent began filling up with people, I’ve got to say I was a bit worried as the tent had moved location from last year so I was concerned that we wouldn’t get a good turn out.

I should learn not to worry so much….

This year we had the foresight to film the whole show and with my handy editing powers I’ve managed to turn it into a three part exclusive for you to enjoy.

I’ve got to give a BIG shout out to all the people who came along to rock with us in that tent. The place was so full I could see people standing outside!

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This is from an anime that I’m currently watching called One Piece. This scene makes me laugh everytime. I think it’s especially funny because of the way they say in in Japanese.

Check it out.

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Dear Mr Homeless man,

I was planning to give you the spare change that I had on me after your impassioned speech on the underground tube carriage.

I say ‘was’ because just as I was getting up to reach into my wallet you put down the box of chocolate muffins you that someone had given you and kicked them at the train door.

What a waste of food, I would’ve eaten those damn muffins… I digress.

I’m sure I don’t need to remind you of the old adage ‘beggars can’t be choosers’ and considering you just said that you’d happily accept anything, money or food I find it strange that in fact you do not accept some food.

I realise the irony of posting this on the Internet but nevertheless, in future please be a bit more grateful for the kindness of strangers.

Sincerely

ShaoDow

On my way back from: Bournemouth

Feeling: Hungry/Tired

I’ve been meaning to have this rant for a while but didn’t want anyone to think I was talking about them specifically. But just to be extra clear this is a general rant aimed at no one in particular.

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On my way back to London from Colchester.

Feeling:- Hungry

Working on:- ‘Don’t Let Me Get Ignant’ (grime) and ‘Can You Help Me?’ (rock)

It’s always worrying going to a new place in the country, “may be I won’t sell anything” “may be they are heathens who hate music”, “may be I’ll get attacked by ninja”.

These are just a few of the worries running through my head. Luckily none of them came to fruition. (Although if I’m honest I’m a bit disappointed about the ninja one.)

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