Black Josh and Lee Scott are B-Movie Millionaires – the innermost axis of Blah Records, the most important underground label out of the North West of England, built by Scott from Runcorn outward. Together they represent what Blah has always stood for: industrial North West atmosphere, philosophical-ignorant rap, lo-fi aesthetics as deliberate posture, zero concessions toward anything mainstream. King Grubb has been in the Blah circle since the early days – he appeared on the first "B Movie Millionaires EP" back in 2015, production handled by Baileys Brown. Bill Shakes and Sly Moon widen the picture: this sounds like a crew communiqué rather than a solo showcase, and that's always been Blah's strongest mode. Josh brings his characteristically grounded, clipped delivery; Scott the nonchalant, image-heavy writing that sounds offhand until it lands exactly where it's supposed to.
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