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We usually try the different acapellas we have on different instrumentals for our live sets. We spent the whole day in our studio and at the end of the day, the tune was magically finished!Īgo, you do the remix on the flipside of Badman Ting, how did you approach that remix and did you achieve what you wanted to do with it?Īgo: Well, the idea of the remix came up pretty by chance. While we were listening to some of our riddims, Killas Army started to freestyle the actual Badman Ting chorus on XL Mad’s beat. At that time we planned to shoot the video of We Nuh Tek Talk and we kept some extra time to produce some new tunes together. It was actually in April 2018 that we invited Killas Army to perform at our Outlook Launch Party in Florence. It seems like ages ago that we could still easily link up and have that special creative flow that only a real meeting can produce. Leon P: We are very excited about the new release of Badman Ting! The track was created and recorded in our studio in Florence with Killas Army. How did the creation of the track go and are you excited about its release? You have just released your new track Badman Ting with Killa’s Army.

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In addition to that Numa Crew have also blessed UKBM with the next instalment of our UKBMix series which you can check and vibe to at the end of the interview.

UKBM caught up with the members of Numa Crew to hear all about Badman Ting and it’s creation as well as discussing a variety of topics including the history of Numa Crew, what other music they have coming out, the influence of grime on the crews music, culture clashes and the long awaited return of festivals. With Numa Crew’s Ago on remix duties, the b-side sees the tune slowed down to 140 for maximum Bass pressure, losing none of its menace and power in doing so, and its a win-win situation.

The crew have a prolific recorded output and have just released Badman Ting, another collaboration with grime crew Killas Army (who consist of Killa P, Irah and Long Range) and features Numa Crew’s XL Mad going head to head with Killa’s Army on a creeping, minimalist riddim that sounds as triumphant as it does menacing.

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Numa Crew are a collective of DJs, MCs and producers from Italy who have been pushing a variety of sounds that takes in dubstep, grime, jungle, fading and dancehall hard for the past fifteen plus years.

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