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REVIEW: UK MC Synikall drops Shut Ur Trap EP 2 out on Rub A Duck / Black Hole recordings

The ever-changing face of bass music has stumbled upon a mongrel breed of hip-hop artist, who’s passion for the EDM (Electronic Dance Music) scene has spilled over into raves and clubs. As the global youth culture looks to young UK artists for inspiration, Synikall's take on urban music mashes up House, Dub and R&B influences covering all bases and setting dance floors on fire with addictive bass. 

 From the humble beginnings of Birmingham, UK, Synikall's first taste of the music scene was as a DJ & MC in the party capital of Europe Ayia Napa. After returning to the UK, Synikall started to make his assault on UK urban music, gaining regular video rotation on Channel AKA and featuring on a nationally distributed mixtape compilation alongside heavyweights such as Dizzie Rascal, Wiley etc. 

 Off the back of his first underground release 'In.Public', Synikall performed alongside the likes of Professor Green & Labrinth throughout 2011/2012 and in turn, started working with major names in underground music such as Club Asylum and global artists The Freestylers, who had him feature on their latest album 'The Coming Storm'. 

 It was that feature that caught the ear of A&R at Rub A Duck / Black Hole Recordings who are set to release his new EP entitled 'Shut Ur Trap' which draws in house and hip hop influences with an underlying theme of trap beats and bass to make your sub thump. 



Dimitri Kechagias review: The first Synikall EP on Rub A Duck part of Black Hole recordings was a huge surprise and success. The real underground rap vocals will remind you the early days of rap & hip hop that the hard hitting lyrics and performance of the MC was the centre of its microworld. MC Synikall potential revealed on 3 top tracks on his Shut Ur Trap EP 2. First of all is the top Snapback that brings together the worlds of trap, electro house fat bass and slammer smocking shocking beats with cool female vocals and MC Synikall in your face performance. I can imagine Nicky Romero or Afrojack or Hardwell like this and play it in their sets in its vocal or instrumental edition. Stupid is an intelligent marriage of trap, electro dirty dutch house style with the fresh and full of youthful attitude vocals by Mc Synikall. Packed with surprises, crazy tricks and creativity, it will be easy to make you dance along with it! Lastly Tasty is the more slow paced trap anthem with twisted and squeezed vocal samples along with MC Synikall performance. You are warned that the language is rough and raw so if you are offended treat the tracks with care. Of course there are very strong instrumental versions too. Check IT!

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