The art of street rap is not only based on the ability to tell stories of raw experiences and life on the frontline, but one of its key components in becoming such a prolific genre, is that those that do it well, are able to deliver it in such a way that you are carried along with the vibe and you get lost in the music, no matter who is listening.

One of the UK’s hardest street rappers, Milli Major teams up with Smoke Boy Deepee for a second time. The first track that saw the pair team up for was the huge single ‘Madness’ and now they return for new drop ‘Family Feud’. Going back-to-back, the rappers spit their signature gritty and straight-talking lyricism with energetic flair that captures their experience of inner-city street life. Milli Major explains: “Family Feud was created from a place, and at a time, when a lot of in things were happening in-camp both in terms of music and on in the streets. While street life isn’t necessarily relatable to everyone, Family Feuds are, and myself and Deepee both delivered that concept to create a vibe and make it sound wavey and enjoyable at the same time as hitting home. You can vibes to this one so much that you forget what the depth of the content is and just enjoy the music.”