Skepta

UK Grime artist Skepta has been in and out of various Miloco studios over the past few months in the lead up to the release of his third studio album, Konnichiwa.

His most recent single ‘Ladies Hit Squad’ featuring D Double E and A$AP Nast was partly recorded in The Bunker, and mixed by Darren Jones in The Bunker, The Red Room and The Square.

Skepta won the 2016 Mercury Prize for Konnichiwa.

Skepta Releases

Skepta - 'Vicious EP'

Released 31st October 2017

Celebrating Halloween in style this year, the most notorious UK grime artist Skepta surprise released his new Vicious EP. Unsurprisingly it has already taken the streaming platforms by storm, racking up millions of streams in just a few days. Featuring collaborations with Section Boyz, Lil B, A$AP Rocky and A$AP Nast, the EP also features 'No Security', a standalone single Skepta released earlier in 2017. After engineering and mixing most of Skepta's award-winning album Konnichiwa, Pieces…

Skepta - 'Konnichiwa'

Released 6th May 2016

The UK's undisputed King Of Grime, Skepta, has released his long awaited fourth studio LP, Konnichiwa, today. Since releasing his debut mixtape, Joseph Junior Adenoma, in 2006 Skepta has been a driving force in London's grime scene, and has been credited with bringing the genre to the mainstream music industry and the world stage. Worldwide touring and association with international brands and acts, namely Drake and Kanye West, has helped propel him and his music from underground emcee to …

Skepta - 'Ladies Hit Squad feat. D Double E & A$AP Nast'

Released 14th February 2016

On Valentine's Day London grime artist Skepta released his latest single 'Ladies Hit Squad' featuring D Double E and American A$AP Mob member A$AP Nast. Skepta's self produced track was brought to Miloco engineer Darren Jones in January to mix the track, which was done in The Bunker, The Square and The Red Room London "Skepta brought Ladies Hit Squad in on his laptop as a Logic session," says Darren. "We exported all the tracks as audio and imported them into Pro Tools, which I used to mi…