Jan 16, 2025 1 min read

šŸŽ§ Approved: Jeshi

Jeshi taps into grimeā€™s DNA with his latest single ā€˜SCUMBAGā€™, linking up with JD. REID to flip Dizzee Rascalā€™s ā€˜Stand Up Tallā€™. Heā€™s recharged the grime classic with a gritty, glitchy rework, proving that the genreā€™s evolution is in good hands

šŸŽ§ Approved: Jeshi
Photo credit: Sam Ibram

East Londonā€™s Jeshi encapsulates the raw, inherently punk spirit of rap, offering up sharp commentary on British working-class reality.

On his latest single ā€˜SCUMBAGā€™, Jeshi links up with JD. REID to flip Dizzee Rascalā€™s ā€˜Stand Up Tallā€™ into a gritty, glitchy rework fit for 2025. The grime classic gets twisted into something dark and futuristic, as Jeshiā€™s bars pick apart the chaos of adolescence and the things we leave behind.

ā€œā€˜SCUMBAGā€™ is about nostalgiaā€, Jeshi says. ā€œLooking back at the madness of being young, running around getting up to no good. Itā€™s something I miss a lot, things being simpler and not having to care about everything as muchā€. 

Jeshi is tapping into grimeā€™s DNA, recharging it with his own perspective, and proving that the genreā€™s evolution is in good hands.

His new album ā€˜Airbag Woke Me Upā€™ is out 24 Jan.

šŸŽ§Watch the video for ā€˜SCUMBAGā€™ below

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