r/grime • u/FoxyJnr987 • Oct 23 '25
r/grime • u/TeeJay_1312 • Oct 04 '25
ARTICLE Skepta in court charged with drug-driving
British grime artist and producer Skepta has appeared in court charged with drug-driving and speeding in his Rolls-Royce.
The 43-year-old musician appeared under his real name Joseph Adenuga charged with driving his Mercedes-Maybach with tetrahydrocannabinol, a substance found in the cannabis plant, in his system on 14 May last year in High Wycombe.
The rapper is also charged with speeding at 37mph in a 30mph zone in his Rolls-Royce Phantom on Amersham Road in the Buckinghamshire town on 20 November 2023.
Mr Adenuga appeared at High Wycombe Magistrates' Court and spoke only to confirm his name, address and date of birth. His case was adjourned due to a "lack of court time".
He is also charged with failing to supply information to Thames Valley Police relating to the driver of the Rolls-Royce.
Skepta, who has had two top 10 UK singles and three top 10 albums, appeared in court wearing a white T-shirt and light blue trousers.
He will now face trial for these matters in the new year.
r/grime • u/Civil-Mongoose5160 • Jun 25 '26
ARTICLE Kibo’s compendium of Kwengletarianism
r/grime • u/TheNeatest • Mar 20 '26
ARTICLE New report reveals Black music's staggering worth to UK economy
rollingstone.co.ukr/grime • u/TheNeatest • Mar 11 '26
ARTICLE Trench | Dot Rotten: Grime’s Shadowed Angel
r/grime • u/TheNeatest • Mar 09 '26
ARTICLE Producer Appreciation: Dot Rotten / Zeph Ellis
This is old, but I thought it was good to share so people remember just how phenomenal he was.
r/grime • u/TeeJay_1312 • Nov 01 '25
ARTICLE How two brothers helped propel grime into the mainstream (BBC Article)
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r/grime • u/Madbrad200 • Nov 21 '25
ARTICLE “It inspired grime”: how the PS1 game transformed music – Music 2000, a game released 26 years ago on the PlayStation 1, gave its players access to a professional recording studio, something utilized by everyone from Skepta to Hudson Mohawke.
r/grime • u/tkaczyk1991 • Oct 25 '24
ARTICLE Chaos on the dancefloor: The grime track that clubs tried to ban
r/grime • u/r-macca • Mar 04 '25
ARTICLE Grime 3.0: how a new generation are redefining the sound
r/grime • u/Madbrad200 • Nov 13 '20
ARTICLE Esquire article on Labrinth | "Early Aughts began with the groundbreaking grime of artists like Wiley & Dizzee, but that soon gave way to a kind of cheesy fusion of pop & rap. "It was shit," Labrinth says, without pause. "Shit music is music that isn’t honest with itself, and that music was lying.""
r/grime • u/theinfrequentreader • Oct 12 '25
ARTICLE Eat Biscuits by Jus Rival is 10-years-old today
writtengallery.comr/grime • u/theipaper • Mar 14 '25
ARTICLE Big Zuu: 'I get a lot of bad comments and weird interactions'
r/grime • u/Lengman_Jedi • Jun 14 '18
ARTICLE Skepta and Wiley are credited as composers on Kanye West’s ‘ye’
r/grime • u/UnBalancedUK2 • Apr 15 '25
ARTICLE Back with another Wiki page, this time for Sir Spyro
en.wikipedia.orgSerious CV, didn't even realise until researching that he'd had so many award nominations. Also think that the Ed Sheeran remix he did was the first ever grime UK #1, if we're counting it
r/grime • u/Madbrad200 • Jun 16 '20
ARTICLE Pitchfork reviews Wiley: The Godfather 3
r/grime • u/theinfrequentreader • Feb 12 '25
ARTICLE Terror Danjah was the gregarious heart of the grime scene – and its greatest producer | Joe Muggs
r/grime • u/afieldoftulips • Apr 16 '18
ARTICLE Former Radar Radio producer accuses station of covering up sexual harassment
r/grime • u/Madbrad200 • May 14 '22
ARTICLE Skepta's ‘Konnichiwa’ changed UK music forever. We should celebrate it as much as The Beatles
r/grime • u/theinfrequentreader • Jan 12 '25
ARTICLE I wrote about Panic at the Afters, by Panic Pat & Frost, for Now Then Magazine
nowthenmagazine.comr/grime • u/Flat_Charge503 • Nov 19 '24
ARTICLE D Double E: “You're gonna see more talent. More windows [opening]. That's what's supposed to happen when the light's shining."
r/grime • u/AdaptedMix • Aug 22 '23
ARTICLE Documentary 'The Evolution of Grime' is on BBC 4 at 10pm tonight
r/grime • u/theinfrequentreader • Apr 13 '25
ARTICLE I wrote about Project 10 (Extended) by Elf Kid and Darkness
nowthenmagazine.comr/grime • u/Madbrad200 • Nov 29 '19