London-based UK rap/grime/dubstep group Foreign Beggars is gearing up to release their album ‘The Uprising’ on October 1st via the deadmau5-helmed mau5trap label. Having built a reputation over the last decade for their versatility, prolific creativity and high-octane live shows, they continue to push the envelope, progressing from their roots in underground hip-hop to an eclectic and visceral fusion with electronic music that has seen them go from strength to strength.
Out now is ‘Anywhere’ featuring D.Ablo, the third single from the album. Foreign Beggars switch things up once again as they call upon Eddie Jeffrys to take the reigns on production duties on ‘Anywhere’. Switching between deep dub-laced swagger and searing bass-fuelled force, Jeffrys delivers a rowdy instrumental allowing them to take charge as they go full throttle. London-based vocalist D.ablo joins on the track’s hook, which provides a more meditative counterpoint to the chaos that ensues.
Comprised of 12 tracks, ‘The Uprising’ gives Foreign Beggars the broadest canvas yet to flex their creative muscles, teaming up with a broad lineup of electronic producers and continuing to surge forward with their sounds. The album includes singles ‘Palm Of My Hand’, ‘Flying To Mars’, ‘Anywhere’ and ‘Apex’, which provide a route into the album’s headspace. In support of the album they will launch a UK tour featuring a newly expanded live production, including support from a host of like-minded musicians and contemporaries. Joining the boys will be dubstep stalwarts True Tiger with their live band and recent Mad Decent signing and future trap star UZ. The Bristol show at Motion will see them joined by Jack Beats, Cookie Monsta, Koan Sound and Sigma. Foreign Beggars will also make a limited run of North American live performances, including a featured slot at HARD Events’ Hard Haunted Mansion Presents Day of the Dead Saturday, November 3 in Los Angeles. For album tracklisting and tour dates, check: www.foreignbeggars.com
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