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.

Dizzee Rascal (nee Dylan Mills) is a name that most music fans on this side of the Atlantic may not immediately recognize. Dizzee burst onto the U.K. scene in 2003 with his debut album Boy In Da ...

It makes perfect sense that British grime rapper Dizzee Rascal would eventually release his stateside discs on Definitive Jux the New York indie hip-hop label known for artists with nearly ...

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 Rascal 'Maths + English' (XL/Definitive Jux)It makes perfect sense that British grime rapper Dizzee Rascal would eventually release his stateside discs on Definitive Jux — the New York indie ...

Those down with the UK way first got hipped to East London's Dizzee Rascal in 2003, when he swiped the famed Mercury Music Prize – given each year to the writer of ye Olde Isle's best album – out from ...

Billboard.com has learned that, in a first for the label, the album will only be serviced to digital outlets in North America, and the company is not planning on releasing a physical CD outside of… By ...

One of best things about Dizzee Rascal’s first two records was that the English rapper sounded nothing like his American counterparts. With slashing electro beats and social commentary delivered in a ...

Five years ago Dylan Mills, then 18, emerged as Dizzee Rascal with the groundbreaking debut album "Boy in Da Corner," a collage of cockney slang, Jamaican patois, electro-industrial beats, dubbed-out ...

You’ve all heard, it’s arguably the single of the year- definitely the most famous. ‘Bonkers’ is a three and a half minute blast of everything that is great about Dizzee Rascal. Equal parts innovative ...

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 ...

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 ...