You need me man, I don’t need you

New episode of ONSITE Podcast

SK Vibemaker, Coco, DJ Illness & 3 microphones…

Things discussed: 

• Eating well is a form of self-respect – Reasons for eating clean

• Telling someone ‘You need me man I don’t need you’

• Wiley called Ed Sheeran a ‘Culture vulture’ – Is there any truth to this statement

• When artists say they are retiring is it a publicity stunt & marketing?

• Kano deserves some kind of award for his performance in Topboy 3

• Being a ‘Regional murker’ - Struggles of UK musicians based outside of London trying to make an impact

• Do Londoners over-hype their own London based artists

• The one who buss with the style is the creator - Ed Sheeran influenced a generation with a particular style

• Testament to a legacy - Dizzee Rascals ‘Boy in the corner’ going platinum 14 years later

• Toddla T killin the production game

• Is sampling old music classics a cheat code?

SK Vibemaker, Coco, DJ Illness & 3 microphones… Things discussed: Eating well being a form of self-respect – Reasons for eating clean, Telling someone ‘You need me man I don’t need you’, Wiley called Ed Sheeran a ‘Culture vulture’ – Is there any truth to this statement, When artists say they are retiring is it a publicity stunt & marketing? Kano deserves some kind of award for his performance in Topboy 3, Being a ‘Regional murker’ - Struggles of UK musicians based outside of London trying to make an impact, Do Londoners over-hype their own London based artists, The one who buss with the style is the creator - Ed Sheeran influenced a generation with a particular style, Testament to a legacy - Dizzee Rascals ‘Boy in the corner’ going platinum 14 years later, Toddla T killin the production game, Is sampling old classics a cheat code?... @SKVibemaker || www.skvibemaker.co.uk || @onsitelife || www.onsitelife.co.uk || Recorded at Levi's Haus of Strauss

Coco Podcast

Sheffield born MC Coco talks to SK Vibemaker about carrying the UK sound to Jamaica, Releasing his music through Toddlas Ts Steez label, how he approaches his festival performances as oppose to a regular grime sound, The versatility of his last 3 singles, Connecting with Scrufizzer on his new single & more

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Sheffield born MC Coco talks to SK Vibemaker for Urbanworld about carrying the UK sound to Jamaica, Releasing his music through Toddlas Ts Steez label, how he approaches his festival performances as oppose to a regular grime sound, The versatility of his last 3 singles, Connecting with Scrufizzer on his new single & more