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  The Guardian

  Ghetts: Conflict of Interest review – brilliant, sodium-lit melancholy on starry major label debut

  Ghetts: Conflict of Interest review – brilliant, sodium-lit melancholy on starry major label debut. (Warner Records)Big-label backing and unusual, beautiful arrangements should finally propel Ghetts, long a critic’s favourite, into the big time

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  PA Media: Entertainment

  Stormzy teams up with Ghetts for first music of 2021

  The Croydon-born star recently signed with influential hip hop record label Def Jam.

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  Esquire

  Introducing Ghetts and Fraser T Smith for Esquire Townhouse 2020

  The influential grime rapper and multiple award-winning producer will be speaking about their experiences of the industry

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  Evening Standard

  Black the Ripper death: Skepta, Ghetts and Chip lead tributes after rapper dies aged 32

  Tributes have poured in for British rapper Black The Ripper following his death aged 32.

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  PA Media: Entertainment

  Ghetts: We shouldn’t blame drill artists for reflecting their environment

  The grime rapper said the public should focus on solving the underlying social issues.

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  PA Media: Entertainment

  Ghetts says dark-skinned women have been victimised for centuries

  His track Black Rose, nominated at The Ivors, deals with the issue.

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  Ivors nominee Ghetts claims drill music will become mainstream

  The London artist has been nominated for a prestigious Ivor Novello Award for his track Black Rose.

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  The Independent

  London MC Ghetts closes Music Box season 4 with incredible stripped-down session

  British grime legend Ghetts is the 10th and final artist to appear in our fourth season of Music Box. The London MC, born Justin Clarke, spoke with The Independent back in September about his incredible new album Ghetto Gospel: The New Testament, where he spoke about how making music is "therapeutic" for him and also revealed that becoming a father has massively changed his outlook on life. For his Music Box session Ghetts performed two original tracks from The New Testament: "Spiritual Warfar

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