Jai Paul

Gorilla vs. Bear — Took a minute, but here’s some brand new Jai Paul for your weekend: more info

Guardian Music — Tim Jonze tries to work out where dubstep ends and post-dubstep startsThe plan was simple: spend a month immersing myself in the world of dubstep and try to take the pulse of what's happening right now. There was just one problem: whenever I ventured... more info

Guardian Music — With artists from Lady Gaga to Deerhunter currently sneaking in sax sounds, David Renshaw finds the instrument's curves are in all the right placesWhile Odd Future, Lisa Simpson, Lady Gaga and Bill Clinton may seem like a bizarre sort of supergroup, ... more info

Guardian Music — The Canadian rapper wishes to share the latest 'piece of his story' with you. How polite ...Drake uploaded a new song to his blog, October's Very Own, over the weekend. Dreams Money Can Buy samples the amazing BTSTU by Rayners Lane's own Jai Paul, lo... more info

Stereogum — Drake posted this new song titled “Dreams Money Can Buy,” which samples Jai Paul‘s “BTSTU,” on his blog today with the note “A song that I felt the need to share. Not my single. Just a piece of my story. Hear me out though…” The track... more info

Nialler9 — You may have noticed how Irish film-makers have produced brilliant video work of late. The likes of Myles O’Reilly, Stephen Mogerley, Fergal Brennan, Tiny Ark, Greg Corcoran and more have all been featured here recently and I wrote a piece about th... more info

Nialler9 — Jai Paul is probably the most intriguing member of the BBC Sound of 2011 poll, by virtue that no-one really knew anything about the 21 year old North Londoner and he only had one song. But what a song ‘BTSTU’ is. Originally released onto blogs la... more info

Guardian Music — One year on, this internet hit is released in its finished version. And the phenomenon continues ...When Jai Paul's demo of BTSTU emerged last March it sent the music blogging community into meltdown. Superlatives were thrown around like confetti and... more info

Abeano — At the end of last month, London producer Ben Ash aka Two Inch Punch took his frustrated soul onto 1Xtra’s Mistajam show. Along with sounds from his own tracks, he works with classics from the big stars (Common, D’angelo, Ryan Leslie, Bone T... more info

Impose Magazine — The sequel injects 16 bars of humble cool into indie darlings like Phantogram, Javelin, Neon Indian and Frank Ocean, then directs the hypemachine at the elders of indie by sampling Sublime, The Strokes, Erykah Badu and Raphael Saadiq. Download I Ruin... more info