Sneha Girap (Editor)

Newham Generals

Updated on
Edit
Like
Comment
Share on FacebookTweet on TwitterShare on LinkedInShare on Reddit
Years active
  
2004–present

Role
  
Musical Group

Website
  
www.newhamgenerals.com

Members
  
D Double E, Footsie

Past members
  
MonkstarDJ Tubby

Genres
  
Grime music, Dubstep

Name
  
Newham Generals


Newham Generals wwwdetonate1coukcmsmediaimages1200x800fitb

Labels
  
Dirtee Stank, Braindead ENT, Bluku Music

Origin
  
Forest Gate, London, United Kingdom (2004)

Albums
  
Generally Speaking, N to the G's, 5 Star General, Bag of Grease

Associated acts
  
Dizzee Rascal, Smurfie Syco, Chronik, Tempa T, Jammer, Jme

Similar
  
P Money, Breakage, David Rodigan, Dizzee Rascal, True Tiger

Profiles

Newham generals ft frisco big music video sbtv


Newham Generals are an English grime duo from East London, currently consisting of MCs D Double E and Footsie. The crew is named after Newham General Hospital.

Contents

Newham Generals Audio Newham Generals FABRICLIVE x Dub Police Mix

They are best known for their singles Frontline, Hard and Like It Or Not as well as their live performances. The group was founded in 2004, after D Double E had a disagreement with fellow members of his previous group N.A.S.T.Y Crew. Newham Generals built up a name for themselves through regular appearances on pirate radio stations and released a number of their singles on white label vinyl. Dizzee Rascal idolised D Double E as an MC in his youth and the group was signed to his record label Dirtee Stank in 2005 after D Double E showed Dirtee Stank a CD of the groups work, and promptly released a mix CD on the label in 2006 entitled The Best of Newham Generals Vol. 1. Founding member Monkstar left the group in 2007. The group released their debut album Generally Speaking on Dirtee Stank in April 2009 which was their last release to feature Monkstar. They followed Generally Speaking with the release of the Bag of Grease EP the following year, as well as various solo projects.

Newham Generals Newham Generals set the 39Levels39 high with new single RWD

Newham generals ft monkstar frontline 2015 music video grm daily


EPs

Newham Generals Newham Generals Outlook Festival 2016 Europe39s leading

  • 2010: Bag of Grease
  • 2013: 5 Star General
  • 2015: N to the G's"
  • Albums

    Newham Generals Video Newham Generals 39Darren amp Dan39 Pack London

  • 2006: The Best of Newham Generals
  • 2009: Generally Speaking
  • Side projects

    Newham Generals Flash forward Newham Generals Music The Guardian

    DJ Tubby and Footsie ran their own record label Braindead Entertainment from 2002 to 2007 through which they released their own instrumentals. Footsie revived the label in 2012 to release his first solo vocal EP Zoot Break 2, this was followed by a joint instrumental EP with DJ Tubby entitled The Gray Area and by a 3 volume instrumental album series called King Original. D Double E has appeared as a featured artist on numerous releases as well as having released singles and a solo EP on Dirtee Stank, he also founded his own record label Bluku Music in 2014. Over the years he has featured on a number of prominent releases such as Skepta's "Ladies Hit Squad" from the 2016 album Konnichiwa alongside A$AP Nast.

    Singles

  • 2010: "Street Fighter Riddim"
  • 2012: "Pumpin' It Out"
  • 2012: "Be Like Me" (featuring Smurfie Syco)
  • 2014: "Wolly"
  • 2014: "Lovely Jubbly"
  • 2015: "Like This"
  • 2016: "Grim Reaper" (produced by Footsie)
  • 2017: "How I Like It" (produced by Diamondz)
  • EPs

  • 2011: Bluku Bluku EP
  • 2012: Pumpin' It Out EP
  • Singles

  • 2012: "1 Spliff"
  • 2012: "B.O.G. (Bag Of Grease)" (featuring Darq E Freaker)
  • 2013: "Spookfest" (featuring JME, D Double E, Jammer, P Money and Chronic)
  • 2014: "Work All Day" (produced by Sukh Knight)
  • 2016: "Hot Water" (featuring Giggs)
  • EPs

  • 2012: Zoot Break 2
  • 2015: On This Ting
  • Instrumental albums

  • 2013: King Original, Vol 1
  • 2013: King Original, Vol 2
  • 2014: King Original, Vol 3
  • 2017: King Original, Vol 4
  • References

    Newham Generals Wikipedia


    Similar Topics