WILEY, the pioneer, the founding father, the maverick, the relentless innovator, has released his second (and possibly last) album 'Playtime Is Over'. A blazing return to the experimental crucible of the East London music known as grime, this album offers everything that is most brutal, cutting edge, funny, clever, terrifying and moving about the sound and the world which created it. Over the course of 15 tracks, Wiley boasts of his pre-eminence, tells stories of his life and background, reveals a sensitive side, bigs up his hood, Bow and, in general, splatters his life, thoughts and feelings over beats in a way which hasn't been bettered in the short but incident-packed history of a scene whose UK mainstream acceptance is barely five years old. DIZZEE RASCAL may be the international face of Grime, but remember he was once the prodigy of the man called Wiley. He is the true founding father of grime. He pioneered the music as a member of PAY AS U GO CARTEL, then with his crew ROLL DEEP ENTOURAGE. His first album, 'Treddin' On Thin Ice' was released by XL. The underground buzz on Grime is really starting to grow in Australia, with numerous party crews across the country dropping it in sets alongside Crunk, Hyphy, Dirty South hip hop, dancehall and Baltimore beats.

Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. 50/50
2. Bow E3
3. Slippin'
4. Flyboy
5. Baby Girl
6. Gangsters
7. Stars
8. Letter 2 Dizzee
9. My Mistakes
10. No Qualms
11. Johnny Was A Bad Boy
12. Nothing About Me
13. Come Lay With Me
14. Getalong Gang
15. Eski-boy
16. Playtime's Over