Numa Crew and the 'London City Warlord' Riko Dan join forces on this dancefloor banger called 'Babylon'. When it comes to the influence of Ragga in the MCing styles of Grime, one of the undisputed pioneers is Riko Dan - most famously associated with Roll Deep, one of the most important collectives in the history of Grime. The original track is an explosive mix of Grime and Dubstep sounds spiced with a Dancehall flavor that gives Riko the perfect platform to spin raw and punching lyrics. The flip side is a remake of the original 'Babylon' in a pure Dub stepper style, heavyweight bassline, hypnotic skanks and mystical atmospheres that fuse the two worlds of Grime and Dub in a unique sound. Certified sound system material.

Numa Crew and Killa's Army join forces on this banger that will represent the first release of the brand new label Numa Recordings. The first release of Numa Recordings is all about a Mediterranean and Jamaican alliance, an explosive blend of grime and reggae vibes.? Killa's Army is a crew from London formed by Killa P, Irah and Long Range, one of the most powerful trios in the contemporary UK Grime scene, their own original style is distinguished by a "heavy" Jamaican dancehall & reggae influence. The italian collective Numa Crew has developed their unique sound over the years, ranging from dubstep to jungle, through a limitless exploration of the different styles in the wide spectrum of genres in the UK underground scene. In the production of "We Nuh Tek Talk" lies the essence of this musical journey.

The third single off the forthcoming album by Killa P & Numa Crew is a reggae-tinged steppa tune. 'Love Inna We Heart' is a plea for unity and love. The song features two very talented artists on the vocal: the South-London grime mc Long Range, that has been a big collaborator of both Killa P and Numa Crew in the last years, and Charlie P, that has been one of the most followed UK reggae and dub singers lately. The combination of these artists on this track highlights a type of sound that Numa Crew has developed in recent years; mixing dub and grime vibes in an infused of ethereal melodies, rough drums and dirty bass sounds. The result is a perfect representation of the sound system culture without any kind of stylistic barriers.

Numa Crew has reworked his own very acclaimed dancefloor banger 'Babylon' alongside the London City Warlord Riko Dan in two different versions. The first, is the dub version, which takes the majority of sounds and structure from the original release's 'Steppa Mix', this time with minimal vocals from Riko Dan and the addition of the melodica. The growl bass is the main actor in this version combined with the powerful and rhythmic drums. On the flip side we find the Jungle version; a 140 bpm nihilist breaks that winks at the old school jungle era and the new wave of 'rave' jungle. The distorted basslines combined replace the lyrics of Riko Dan with the same strength and explicitness against the corrupted system. Certified sound system material, again!

Numa Crew and Killa's Army join forces on this banger that will represent the first release of the brand new label Numa Recordings. The first release of Numa Recordings is all about a Mediterranean and Jamaican alliance, an explosive blend of grime and reggae vibes.? Killa's Army is a crew from London formed by Killa P, Irah and Long Range, one of the most powerful trios in the contemporary UK Grime scene, their own original style is distinguished by a "heavy" Jamaican dancehall & reggae influence. The italian collective Numa Crew has developed their unique sound over the years, ranging from dubstep to jungle, through a limitless exploration of the different styles in the wide spectrum of genres in the UK underground scene. In the production of "We Nuh Tek Talk" lies the essence of this musical journey.