Marvin Sparks

People say I'm rude, harsh, controversial... whatever, I don't think so. People usually admit they agree and that's all I care for. Some will say the same about this post, which is why I wasn't gonna do this post cos I'm not an attention-whore, but f*ck it we're all wondering the same thing! I rep the real people with real minds. After reading this post I dare anyone to "put one hand on your heart, put one on your Bible/Qu'ran, and then you swear to Jah/Allah/Buddha [delete as you see fit] and admit that you never thought it. Blud, swear down, you never thought it?" If you manage to do it I'll shout "Oi! You! R u gonna lyiie doe?". *sidenote: Gospel funky refix to land Easter time. Cop my mixtape outside all good retailers (yes outside including Foot Locker, Oxford Street)* To the point of the post ; both made ( arguably ) the biggest MC tunes of 09 in the UK Funky genre. Neither crossed over commercially like "Nursery Grhyme...

Alright, if you didn't know, Migraine Skank was released on Sunday. Firstly, I would like to state, I have no indication of how well the song is doing in the charts. Either way, this was a post I was supposed to make on the weekend but never got round to it. If you don't know the background; both are "UK Funky" songs. There are a bunch of "UK Funky" records released this week (Attaca Pesante feat Shea Soul - Make It Funky being the best of the rest for what I remember), but Migraine Skank is the only one signed to a major. The hate first begun with MCs on what was a instrumental or female vocal-driven sound. Skank (them tunes sold on a dance) records are either loved or loathed by the "UK Funky" scene, especially by the purists - some of whom have claimed a new scene in effort to get away ('ang tite Circle). Reason I put "UK Funky" in quotation marks is because many used to dispute whether these songs were UK Funky. I think that phase...