Grime

Two Fingers is Amon Tobin and Doubleclick on the tunes and production. Two Fingers' music is a sparse bump of hip-hop that has been blended with the twitch of dubstep, the pace of grime, and the bass of d&b, resulting in tunes which can be stealthy and brittle, booming and sexy or towering and monolithic.

Skillz (formerly Mad Skillz, born Donnie Shaquan Lewis in Richmond, Virginia) is an African-American rapper. Known as a talented freestyle rapper, Skillz has not received widespread acclaim outside of the hip-hop community, but within it is considered one of its best performers. He first made a name for himself by finishing in second place in a national freestyle competition in 1995, which resulted in a recording contract with Atlantic Records. Skillz' Atlantic debut, From Where???, and its single, The Nod Factor, were released in 1996, but sank without a trace.

Tinie Tempah is an English grime artist. At 19 MC/Writer & C.E.O of DL Records Ltd has more achievements under his belt than a heavyweight Boxing champion. Tinie Tempah since the tender age of 16 has managed to remain on a vertical path to success using every opportunity to get his music heard by the masses. His first break as a musician came when Sony launched its PlayStation Portable (PSP) and used track entitled ‘Listen to the Vibe’ featuring Yazmin and DJ Ironik (Atlantic/Warner) for the futuristic racing game Wipeout Pure.

There are different artists by this name: 1. Quincy was a new wave power pop band from New Jersey. They released their first album on Columbia Records in 1980 entitled "Quincy". While on their first US tour and playing at the Whisky a Go Go in Los Angeles, a major lawsuit was filed by Quincy Jones demanding a name change. Columbia would not fight and urged the band to change their name. They reluctantly complied. The settlement stipulated that no mention could be made of the lawsuit in public.