I know that track, Ina di ghetto. I think I posted it in one of the numerous grime threads rolling around here but yeah I can hear the difference with the beat compared to that Maniac track.
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The thing is with English rappers though, regardless of the music they make, people (especially the media) automatically just put them under the Grime umbrella because they're English and they rap, without realising Grime is a genre. Even 'Grime' fans do it lol, check top comment:
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Yep I can admit that I would just lump British rap into the Grime category and call it the same thing but it's actually different beat wise, more of a 2-step and breakbeats sound.
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Originally Posted by Fluffy Kittens
As for Giggs, I did actually like Talking the Hardest, but then when I heard him on one of the Westwood sets I didn't like it then never got back into it, and none of the tracks I've heard since did anything for me. For the 'road' style of Rap I think Big H is more interesting (although he does do actual Grime as well) and he's got more variety in his sound:
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This is my first time hearing Big H but I'll look into him and see what else he has to offer.
The verse on this track is the first time I heard of Giggs and after hearing Don't go there and Look over your shoulder that really sealed it for me with liking his flow.