PENGSHUi: IDKWYBT

New music from PENGSHUi as they continue to ramp up the levels while we await the release of their second album. The video for IDKWYBT was made by Luke Glover and features plenty of cameos from some familiar faces. Their new album, Destroy Yourself, is out on 28 January.

PENGSHUI ft. P Money: Break the Law

More mayhem from PENGSHUI, this time with added ferocity thanks to a killer feature from P Money. The video was made by Tarnish Vision.

PENGSHUi: Little Brother

The mighty PENGSHUi returned to the fore last night, with the release of their latest single. Little Brother is proof positive that the trio are still as raw as ever, while also reminding us that they are among the most inventive and energised performers in the country. You can check out the video above, with streams and downloads available from the usual spots.

PENGSHUi: PENGSHUi (Stream)

Ever since PENGSHUi announced their formation a few years back, it has become clearer with each new release and live performance, that these were three seasoned artists who had found the ideal home for their respective crafts. Illaman, Prav and Fatty decided to carve their own niche at the riotous frenzied point at which punk and grime meet, drawing on the parallels between the two genres to devastating effect. Now with the arrival of their debut album, the trio have cemented their position as one of the most rousing and important acts to emerge from the UK in recent times. The self-titled debut is a perfect encapsulation of everything that PENGSHUi stand for, packed to the rafters with the raw energy of their live shows, the humour and sheer entertainment of Illaman’s lyricism, the fierce antiestablishment spirit that permeates both punk and grime, and the absolute FUCK YOU attitude of three artists who are making exactly the type of music they want, because they can.

PENGSHUi x Footsie: Wiseman

Another visual riot from punk-grime advocates, PENGSHUi, as they team up with Newham Generals legend, Footsie, on Wiseman. The production comes courtesy of Pete Cannon. It follows the announcement this week, that PENGSHUi’s debut album is set for release on 21 February. I’ve been pushing these guys since their first track and I am fully confident that we are going to see them reach incredible heights when the LP comes. Considering what they have already achieved in a relatively short space of time, it’s basically a given that they are going to blow up eventually and I think this album will be the touchpaper. More news on the self-titled debut when I’ve got it. Wiseman is available to stream now on the usual platforms.

PENGSHUi: No Joke

Energy levels off the charts, as PENGSHUi hit us with their latest video. The punk-grime outfit have been making serious waves since their arrival on the scene, with each release raising the anticipation for their debut album, which is looming on the horizon. No Joke is another aggressively joyous outburst, accompanied by a video which sees the trio giving a big performance in a small car. Happy Friday.

PENGSHUi: Leave It

Keeping the high octane vibes going, I thought I would share the new video from punk-grime trio, PENGSHUi. For Leave It they have teamed up with hip hop, DnB and all round production powerhouse, Pete Cannon, resulting in another wild audio escapade. The video was made by Krupa. Leave It is also available to stream/download on the usual platforms.

PENGSHUi: Nobody Cares

More unadulterated raucousness from punk-grime hybrid behemoth, PENGSHUi, as they unleash their latest effort, Nobody Cares. You know what though? I care, cos this is a fucking banger. The boys are scheduled to join Foreign Beggars on their tour which kicks off in the not too distant future, so if you see them advertised in your town, go experience a few moments of audible anarchy. Also stay tuned for Illaman’s solo EP which comes out this Friday. The video for Nobody Cares was made by Ray Kane.

PENGSHUi: Slang Like This (Live Rework)

More punk-grime crossover mayhem, as the PENGSHUi boys take on another rugged classic – Slang Like This. Originally a big smash for True Tiger and P Money back in 2010, the trio have now unleashed their live reworking on us unsuspecting – yet very welcoming – mortals. If this is how the year has started for PENGSHUi then I reckon we’re going to hear loads more music from them as 2019 progresses. Stay tuned.

PENGSHUi: Ramp or Play

Another riotous track from punk-grime trio PENGSHUi, as they unleash their fourth single. Ramp or Play features the usual brand of frantic energy we’ve come accustomed to from these boys, alongside a great video featuring three little mini me versions of the band. Ramp or Play is available to stream and download from all the usual spots.