Cherry V
Cherry V came together in London in the late 1990s, with MC Creed and MC Django starting out in the city's garage scene. They built a following playing local...
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Cherry V came together in London in the late 1990s, with MC Creed and MC Django starting out in the city's garage scene. They built a following playing local clubs and open mics, working within the genre's raw, energetic framework.
In 2004, they released their debut single 'Skool Daze,' which featured Wiley. The track's pulsing rhythms and lyrics about teenage life connected with listeners in the UK, giving the group a wider audience. It became something of an anthem for that moment.
Their lyrics sometimes drew criticism for how they portrayed urban youth, but the band kept making music that reflected their surroundings. They stayed active in the garage scene, working within its sounds while occasionally touching on social themes.
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