To start off my first post for SB.TV, I’ve been given the task of the Bars for Days. I’m Graeme Day the owner of the Grime blog Once Upon A Grime which features everything from the latest Grime audio, visual, free legal downloads plus the odd interview or two from time to time. From now on, I’m also apart of the SB.TV team and your going to see a lot more of my writting here on the blog…

With the popularity of the F64s, SB has added a new categorie to his ever growing booklet of videos. To sum up the new Bars for Days series, it’s similar to the F64s, yet completely different. Both the F64s and Bars for Days are new lyrics from the artists, but Bars for Days is for the lesser known from their respected scene.  With the instrumental bandwagon picking up like in the earlier times of Grime, SB has latched onto this and is releasing his new idea upon the world. The most obvious two beats being the Pass Out instrumental used by Tinie Tempah and the leaked Woo Riddim by Stay Fresh’ producer S-X. The beat to kick off the series being a Grime beat produced by Zee Breezy. Five Grime MCs, and five Rap MCs will spit over the beat before it changes to a brand new one. Get it? Good, let’s start the series…

The first MC to kick off the brand new series by the young cameraman being DBO. For those who don’t know of the name, DBOs latest mixtape was entitled Da Best Out, ring a bell? He’s also featured on Link-Up TV several times, so he knows how to keep his nerve and spit big bars infront of the camera. He may be unknown to many, but he’s quickly moving out of the amature scene in Grime. What’d you think of the new Bars for Days and of DBO? Leave a comment.