For anyone trusted with the small jobs (roots reggae)

For anyone raised on food that never went to waste (reggae)

To everyone carrying the weight

For anyone who remembers wash day (reggae soul)

For anyone raised to never waste a scrap

For anyone flying home to family after too long

For Anyone Carrying The Weight In Silence

For anyone whose weekend held the whole week together

To the stranger who bought us ice cream

For anyone raised in a house that never emptied

For everyone who grew up behind the floats

To everyone who carries a family name

For anyone who gave their nights away

For dads choosing the first record

For everyone living one family decision

The Front Room | UK conscious rap

The Saturday Hall That Made Him | UK Conscious Hip-Hop Soul

Wear Your Marina (Windrush Story) | Conscious UK Soul

The Hot Seat - the barber who watched us all grow up

Hand The Pot | pardner hand story (UK soul-rap)

Barrel For Home | UK diaspora rap about love you can't ship

Boxes By The Door | UK conscious rap about staying put

Group Bus On Saturday | UK rap on lost estate days

Six Flights | he stopped at the stairs, not the faith

The Floor We Sleep On | UK Story Rap About Home & Sacrifice

Take Me At My Word | A Child’s Choice Between Two Mothers

Meat After The Rice | A True Story About Learning Your Roots

They Sprayed Dollars On Me In Lagos (I Felt Like a Guest)

Crossing London Just to Eat What Was Ours (1970s)

Half a Pew in Kent | Growing Up Ghanaian in 70s England

Don't Mind Them (Kaa Fo Ame Daa) | Ghanaian British Soul

Two Postcodes, One Road | A South London Story

Airing Cupboard Light | UK Afro-Conscious Rap (DBH)

Behind The Till - growing up in the family corner shop

Still Wake At Half-Two | UK Rap Immigrant Story

Suru In The Slow Lane — UK Rap Afro-Fusion Anthem

Sunday call to mum | UK Rap × Afro-Fusion Diaspora Anthem