67

67 is a London collective that came together in the late 2000s, mixing hip-hop, grime, and dancehall into something that felt like the city's streets. Their track 'Not Me Mix' from 2010 caught on as an anthem, with P Money's sharp delivery and the group's raw energy pulling listeners in. They weren't polished, but that was part of the point.

Their music often dealt with social issues and personal struggles, delivered over beats that could feel gritty and urgent. Another track, 'Let's Lurk' featuring Giggs, showed how they could collaborate while keeping their own edge intact. The group included members like Target on production and Lyric L adding soulful touches, working in a loose, collaborative way.

They put out projects like the '67 Mixtape' in 2009, 'The Heat EP' in 2011, and 'Kindred' in 2015. Their sound drew from various influences but stayed rooted in the realities they saw around them, which connected with a dedicated audience. They faced some criticism for explicit content, but maintained that they were reflecting what they knew.