No one can accuse Dizzee Rascal of poor quality control. Considering the time between his albums — Showtime is three years old by now — he doesn’t seem in a rush to put his work out. Instead, he takes ...

Whatever insecurities Dizzee Rascal is dealing with he has managed to discard them with a f**k em’ banner. When speaking to Dizzee you get no sense of him having any diffident qualities. Perhaps it is ...

Hometown hero El-P served as a de facto co-headliner, and a cameo appearance from protégé Aesop Rock on two tracks, including a raging “Run the Numbers,” pushed the energy over the top. El-P (a.k.a.

London-based rapper Dizzee Rascal will release his next album, "Maths & English," for XL/Beggars Group on June 5 in the U.S. In a first for XL/Beggars Group, Billboard.biz has learned that the album… ...

Dizzee jacks the decibels on opener “Sirens” where he spits the chorus of “Run / When you hear the sirens coming!” in his trademark nasally English accent over a bombastic siren sample and frenetic ...

The very fact that Maths + English is being reviewed at all is something of a miracle. Though “Where’s Da G’s” remains a stinging indictment of rap poseurs, the rest of the album features Dizzee ...

Disc, a mixed bag of style and continuity, is a sundry affair with danceable beats under hardcore lyrics and plenty of East End slang. Released in the U.K. last summer, East Londoner Dizzee Rascal has ...

On his third album, Mercury Prize-winning rapper Dizzee Rascal has cleaned up his grime sound with concessions to other, more popular styles. Some may deem them commercially strategic, but they sound ...

Three years without an album, believe it or not – but the signs are Dizzee Rascal‘s not been one for resting on his laurels. His record label Dirtee Stank is up and running, but so far he’s resisted ...

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FROM the opening salvo of World Outside, with its exhortations to look beyond the 'hood, to the closing assertions of U Can't Tell Me Nuffin', Dizzee builds on the shock value of Boy In Da Corner and ...