Murlo and similar artists

New Washington DC label Blood Frenzy Records is starting out with an exceptionally strong debut release.  Even more impressive is that it's also the ...

Murlo's always been a man with a keen eye for a refix, from last year's huge version of Rihanna's "Work" through to some of the tracks that helped to ...

A new track from UK veteran and Night Slugs head honcho Bok Bok is always something to get excited by, especially when it features a vocal turn from b...

Leeds based producer Iglew is a relatively new face in a grime scene, where producers like Slackk and Murlo have been around for more than five years,...

We've featured the work of producer Finn before, although like the music of his rng acolytes DJ Milktray and Gundam, it's always been in instrumental ...

Murlo has elevated himself into that small group of artists for whom we'll instantly check any new release. And the good news for Murlo fans is that h...

Any announcement of new music from Murlo is always exciting, even if it is over a month until it actually comes out. However, new track "Moodswung" ce...

Crazylegs has been one of the best labels of the past year, with a string of strong grime and bassline releases from the likes of Murlo, Deadboy, and ...

When you've followed an artist from the start, its pretty exciting to watch their development as a musician. We've seen it with Murlo, who has moved f...

Any regular readers of Indie Shuffle will know the name Deadboy all too well; the Londoner is a regular around these parts. His latest tune "It Did N...

Deadboy's reworking of Drake's and Alicia Keys' "Fireworks" is a stone-cold classic, a track that will definitely be deemed many people's favorites. ...

London-based Murlo is perhaps the most exciting producer to come out of the new wave of grime, incorporating ideas from soca and dancehall to create s...

Anyone paying any attention to UK bass music will know about the recent resurgence of grime music. While we've brought you the genre's more melodic si...

Last year's Monki & Friends must go down as one of the year's best free dance mixtapes, containing dance floor dynamite like Zoo Music's "Boom Sti...

While grime in its original form is probably still a bit too niche for a lot of listeners, a lot of the offshoots that have stemmed up since the genre...