Nothing Great About Britain [VINYL]

Product Information

The album also features guest appearances from Mura Masa, as well as fellow British rappers Skepta and Jaykae.

And that’s why I feel like even though it’s things that seem relatable only to British people, the underlying message is that worldwide, everyone feels the same. We get it, and we want to help you try new things without forcing a title on you that’s not a good fit. Three years since the phrase first appeared in his breakout track “Jiggle” (2016), Ty presents his incendiary debut Nothing Great About Britain. The oldest of three kids, he was raised almost single-handedly by his teenage mum, in a city with rapidly declining prospects.Three years since the phrase first appeared in his breakout track Jiggle, Tyron Frampton presents his incendiary debut Nothing Great About Britain. Drugs, disaffection, depression and the threat of violence all loom in Ty’s visceral verses, but so too does hope, love and defiance.

That’s the realization I’ve come to, that, man… Britain great, and that’s like the greatness that everywhere has, is that we neglect it. Irrespective of the source, all of our collectables meet our strict grading and are 100% guaranteed. Standing alongside righteous anger and hard truths, it’s this willingness to appear vulnerable that makes Ty such a compelling storyteller, and this debut a vital cultural document, testament to the healing power of music.

Even in the early days his flow stood out, that serrated slur initially dismissed as “weird” by peers and later respected for exactly the same reason. Other standouts include Dead Leaves and collaborations with Jaykae on Grow Up and Skepta on Inglorious that allow Slowthai to lead a new wave of this genre, that may just save it.

Condition - This item is in Excellent condition or better (unless it says otherwise in the above description).If there is a certificate we’ve missed out on then it’s probably for a 50 metre swim badge at the local swimming baths. We are available to book for live shows and events, as well as bespoke licensed music for videos, commercials, TV, film and more. Includes a color lyric sheet and an exclusive art stencil of the words "nothing great about Britain. Dead Leaves” celebrates cutting off toxic relationships; the nostalgic “Toaster” explores the construct of UK society and the authorities misled impression of people like him, while on “Grow Up” (featuring Birmingham MC Jaykae) Ty preaches the importance of being present in the moment.