Devlin ft. Maverick Sabre - Blow Your Mind Wiley ft. Devlin - Holy Grime Ghetts ft. Mega, Frisco, Chip & Devlin - You Dun K... Wretch 32, Devlin & Swiss - Helpless Devlin ft. Skepta - 50 Grand Devlin ft. Wretch 32 - Off With Their HeadsUPDATE: Listen and watch the video for "Big For Your Boots" from Stormzy's upcoming album Gang Signs & Prayer above. Check out the awesome album artwork below. Gang Signs & Prayer - 24th February 2017. — # () February 2, 2017 Original post continues below It's been a while since we heard anything from London MC Stormzy. Back in April when he shared his single "Scary," he warned us about his forthcoming absence with the opening lines: "I'm going away for bit / When I'm back, nobody's saying my name on a track." Since delivering this preview of his upcoming debut album, Stormzy stayed true to his word and seemingly disappeared from the public eye for months—aside for a few festival appearances. Fortunately, Stormzy has reemerged with the announcement that his album is finished and coming out very soon. The

MC made his return to social media and shared the tracklist for his forthcoming debut album titled GSAP. The 16-track album is due out on February 24 and features guest appearances from Ghetts, J Hus, Kehlani, Wretch 32, MNEK, and Raleigh Ritchie. mudding hoodies Before officially announcing his album's release date, billboards surfaced around London within the last week hinting at the new album. Bilohlins hoodielboard with what seems to be lyrics from the album were spotted around London stamped with his signature #MERKY logo on the bottom. Thejustin bieber hoodie hot topic album rollout is happening at a steady pace, so we should be hearing a new single from Stormzy very soon. lacoste waffle knit hooded t-shirt

View the full tracklist and pictures of some of the billboards below. — #MERKY (@Stormzy1) February 1, 2017 Image via Wired PR Image via Wired PRRECORDING EQUIPMENTMixing deskComputerSoftwareAmps & effectsSpeakersMicsWHAT WILL I BE DOING?eevee hoodie for saleWHEN DOES IT HAPPEN?hodgson hoodiesHOW DO I APPLY?makaveli hoodiesWHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR?WHAT AGE DO I HAVE TO BE?Skepta brought a party to Alexandra Palace, but the crowd weren't invited - review ‘When I was younger I’d come here and ice skate,” Skepta told the 10,000-strong crowd in a rare, quiet moment at Alexandra Palace. Joseph Junior Adenuga has spent 2016 releasing a chart-topping album from his living room, winning the Mercury Prize with it and having his abrasively intelligent grime music played everywhere from Wembley Stadium (by Beyoncé) to The Globe (thanks to former artistic director Emma Rice), while performing internationally.

At last, the Tottenham-raised rapper had come home. Grime, the UK equivalent of hip-hop, has been the sound of housing estates since its emergence with the millennium. But Adenuga has rightfully been held responsible for taking onto a global stage. In the process, he’s rebranded British authenticity for the US music industry as something to be found in lived experience, a hoodie and trainers. It was in this uniform that the 34-year-old took to the expansive stage and broke into the sparse, astute songs from Konnichiwa, his fifth album and the first grime record to win the Mercury since Dizzee Rascal collected the gong in 2003. The sense of boy done good fuelled the efficient 75-minute set. Comeback hit That’s Not Me was performed against a backdrop of its £80 music video – and a lighting rig that cost far more. Adenuga’s flow was emphatic and his narration – of new-found fame, the impact it has on women – was enthralling. But, even from the boisterous scrum of the crowd, it felt as if we were watching a party take place, rather than participating in it ourselves.

Instead of record label honchos, Adenuga relies on his “family”, a musical collective called Boy Better Know, for support. And he brought them and a Who’s Who of grime royalty – including his brother JME, Novelist, Wretch 32 and Lethal Bizzle – on stage for lyrical tête-à-têtes. But while fire raged onstage – a car burned behind the dozens of men who came out for the finale, a nod to Kanye West’s controversial Brits performance – the atmosphere fizzled on the floor. Skepta keeps his distance from fame; it is family, he explained, that is everything. As he outlined in Man, he only socialises with the crew and the gang. At Ally Pally, the punters were neither. win over an army of advocates. Insight-driven marketingOur brand teams work hard with the client to understand the customer and the market place, identifying key opportunities for engagement across message and channel. The core of our work has involved broadcast, exploiting opportunities in TV advertising, TV sponsorship and the generation of online content.

TV had already proven to be a successful channel in previous years, however with an increase in fashion retailers using broadcast channels and the anticipated impact of ‘Black Friday’, success in 2014 was going to be challenging.Our creative solution was all about impact and engagement – doing something different to all of the other fashion retailers at the time. So we decided to get rid of models and simply let the product do the talking. Daily Deals, Social, Radio and OutdoorWe worked with GTL’s marketing team to devise a series of tactical promotions across key territories. Using a blend of ATL and social channels, our campaign delivered 28 different deals across 28 days, generating significant increases across all metrics.Daily Deals Radio AdvertisementsWith only a short window of opportunity for the consumer to make the most of each daily deal, it made sense for the radio creative to generate a sense of urgency, exploiting the time sensitive nature of the channel to our advantage.