Dizzee Rascal prefers to invest his energy into his music career, as opposed to working the stock market. Dizzee Rascal ensures he spends most of his time investing his time into making music, rather ...

On Thursday at 2 p.m. GMT, Dizzee Rascal launched a livestream entitled "727548." As FACT points out, the numbers spell "Raskit" typed on a phone pad, stoking speculation that it's the title of the ...

The ecstatic weirdness of “I Luv U” remained intact after all this time, as did the boom of “Fix Up, Look Sharp.” (The passage of time did make “Jus’ a Rascal” sound more like a Dr. Demento novelty ...

Britisher Dylan Mills’s pseudonym doesn’t exactly carry its weight in stateside street cred. Truth be told, the name Dizzee Rascal suggests Carl “Alfalfa” Switzer with a bad case of vertigo. But ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. One of grime’s pioneers, Dizzee Rascal helped bring a little known genre of high-tempo rap music to the mainstream. The rapper and ...

We take a look at the latest music videos to premiere over the past week. Fekky x Dizzee Rascal: 'Still Sittin' Here' Note: When Dizzee Rascal suggests hanging out, he doesn't mean freshly baked ...

Dizzee Rascal revealed he earned a plastering certificate during lockdown before returning to music. Dizzee Rascal swapped the mic for a trowel during the COVID-19 lockdown, using the downtime to earn ...

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After breaking through to the mainstream 10 years ago with his Mercury Prize-winning debut album Boy in da Corner, Dizzee Rascal has been a dominant force on the UK charts. His latest album The Fifth ...

A quick refresher on the evolution of the snare drum in hip-hop music. American producers have always ratcheted the pop to beats two and four — boom-pop-boom-pop — which club peacocks harness to ...

Newton might disagree, but in concert halls and clubs, energy begets energy. An impassioned performance can get an uninvolved aud up and dancing; a sweaty, enthusiastic crowd can electrify even the ...