Bashy

Welcome to apocalyptic London, a land under siege by ruthless gangsters. Bashy, Adam Deacon (Kidulthood/Adulthood) and Kaya Scodelario (Skins) lead the charge in this adrenaline-fueled look at the way we could be in 2015. The first must-see film of 2010? Watch the trailer and decide for yourself.

'When The Sky Falls' is the release from Bashy. His first release for 2010 is a certified monster and doubles up as the theme song for hard hitting feature film 'Shank'.

The track sees Bashy once again hook up with recent Sony/Columbia signing Loick. The high octane music video, directed by Mo Ali, features cameos from JME, Giggs, Kojo, Griminal and Adam Deacon.

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Some fine testimonials from big ILUVLIVE players. Featuring, in order of appearance...

Beatmaker supremo, Self-Taught brings the rukus with this massive posse cut featuring Bashy, Baker Trouble, Malik, Blak Twang, Big Cake, No Lay, Realism and Gordon Brown... who knew?

The Bashy invasion continues with another heavy video that elevates the artform.

LINKS:

• Read the review of Markus The Sadist here
• All things Bashy right here

North Finchley is an unlikely place to begin the first leg of a rap opera tour but such was the setting for the premier of Jonzi’s curiously titled play Markus The Sadist. What the Arts Depot lacked in prestige it made up for in palpable excitement, as regular theatre goers and a coach-load of excitable Bashy fans mingled in the foyer, awaiting the opening of theatre doors.

Double MOBO nominee Bashy doesn't just release singles, he creates talking points, moments of audio brilliance that captivate the listener and spark debate and comment that transcends the three minutes and thirty something seconds they occupy.

'Life' is destined to continue the trend as Bashy pours three emotive verses over a soulfully layered Toddla T production. The fourth video from his acclaimed 'Catch Me If You Can' album, 'Life' sees Bashy go back to street commentator mode touching subjects of greed, underage sex dreams won and more often lost in a way only he can.