Nothing Great About Britain [VINYL]

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The main point I’m gettin’ across is that out of everything, the only thing that remains true is my family, my friends, the people around me. The self titled track opens the album with a scathing inducement against the royal family while the closer, Northamptons Child humanises this self proclaimed thug.And that’s why I feel like even though it’s things that seem relatable only to British people, the underlying message is that worldwide, everyone feels the same. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. And it took me going through a tonne of shit to realise that none of these things – no money, no drugs, no fake relationships – is gonna make me happy, or make me a good person”.

A searing account of an upbringing informed by financial struggle and adversity, “Northampton’s Child” finds Ty praising his mum’s tenacious spirit and selfless dedication to her family. We get it, and we want to help you try new things without forcing a title on you that’s not a good fit. Because after fine-tuning your taste over a lifetime, trusting someone else to curate your record collection can be scary. By accepting these digital cookies we can suggest and market exactly the kind of records and artists You are interested in. Today, the 24- year-old MC is rapidly becoming notorious as the rarest of commodities: an authentic voice in an increasingly gentrified world.It is no surprise that this has been shortlisted for the Mercury Music Prize even though slowthai is (shock horror) Northampton's Child rather than from South London. Language - Regardless of country of origin all tracks are sung in English, unless otherwise stated in our description. Other standouts include Dead Leaves and collaborations with Jaykae on Grow Up and Skepta on Inglorious that allow Slowthai to lead a new wave of this genre, that may just save it. The packaging is nicely put, but nothing above average and a bit below considering VMP's track record.