Little Dee – Once In A Blue (Out August)

Well where to start ?! If you don’t know about 20 year old MC Little Dee then where have you been for the past 5 years. Originally introduced to the grime scene via now vanished crew ‘Fatal Assasins’, with MC’s P Money, McKenzie, Firmer D, Blacks & Supah Jay plus more, Little Dee has always been on the tip of people’s tongues, be it positive or negative.

Little Dee @ Chockablock

“I writ a bar showed N.E, n he said that I got the potentials, N that I should keep on writing and one day I should be in Essentials” – an excerpt taken from Little Dee’s song ‘Sometimes’.

Unfortunatly, Essentials never were to make it due to differences between various crew members and via that fall out crew members Jendor and N.E teamed up with Dot Rotten to bring us the crew ‘Organised Grime’ (or OG’s as they’re more commonly known). Dee is now apart of that crew and had input on there 1st mixtape ‘OG Season Vol.1’.

Little Dee is now also a member of veteran grime collective Roll Deep, appearing on the tune “Give Up” which appeared on there latest album “Return Of The Big Money Sound”.

He’s affiliation with there main man Wiley saw Dee at number 3 on the MTV Base charts along with Eski and Manga on the song My Mistakes. Wiley had stuck with “Littles” for some time and Dee has appeared on 4 of Will’s Tunnel Vision mixtapes, as well as being signed to his label ‘Eskibeat Recordings’.

It was Dee’s 1st solo mixtape however, that got everyone talking.

Filled with a consistent and varied 24 tracks, 2007’s Don’t Let The Name Trick You propelled Dee to new heights, with songs such as “F Off Offcier”, “Real Talk”, “Jezebel” & “I’m Watching” making the release a thought in many people’s top 10 lists.

But 2 years later, Dee is ready to drop his latest CD “Once In A Blue”.