Normanton Street ft/ Bobbie Johnson x Hatter x Taff x Mrisi x Tommy Sissons | Thats It RMX
New video from Brighton’s Normanton Street with a remix featuring a melange of styles from the 273. Well worth checking out. #FuckBrexit < Koaste
MOVES Festival Today! | Full Lineup & Set Times
Full set times for the inaugural MOVES festival for those of you lucky enough to make it down to Patterns on this beautiful day. Trailing this last week I mentioned … Continue reading
Frankie Stew x Harvey Gunn | Calm
New video from Brighton’s Frankie Stew & Harvey Gunn. Keeping things Calm. < Koaste
MOVES Festival | Tickets On Sale Now
Festival season starts early this year with the inaugural Moves Festival from QM Media. Not all hiphop but good to see Bobbie Johnson up near the top of the bill … Continue reading
Hatter ft/Normanton Street & Mrisi | Dirt [Soapbox Studio Session]
Something about this new version of standout track Dirt from Hatter’s recent Hatter Of Fact album really hit the spot when he sent the link through this morning. Without wanting … Continue reading
Tonight! Slip Jam w/ Mrisi & The Spoken Herd
Tonight’s Slip Jam is headlined by Mrisi (aka Shrapnel) and The Spoken Herd (Brighton’s answer to The Roots) so I’m trying to remember what my arch-enemy Enlish said at last … Continue reading
Slip Jam featuring MRISI & The Spoken Herd, July 2nd 2014 (Flyer Review)
Welcome to the first of a new series at The 273 where we post up flyers for any upcoming Brighton shows that might be of interest and if we’re feeling … Continue reading
Shrapnel – Walk Slowly
Brighton’s Shrapnel is back with another video from his album Englafrique. The video for Walk Slowly is set in the world of amateur boxing. You can pick up the album … Continue reading
Shrapnel – Covering My Eyes
New video from Shrapnel, one half of Brighton crew Barcode. This track is the second release from Shrap’s upcoming album Englafrique which is set to drop at the start of … Continue reading
Shrapnel – This Thing
Brighton’s Shrapnel, one half of upcoming crew Bar Code draws on his South African links for this first video from his upcoming album Englafrique, which was filmed in Johannesburg. • … Continue reading
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