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Benny T x Oakzy BBenny T x Oakzy B - 6am+4,765 plays
- 02R96365—
- 03Oakzy BOakzy B , Mcroy & Amense MC - Burn Me Down (Prod. by JackMcCrindle)↑ 2
- 04R96Memory Lane↑ 2
- 05MelrozeMelroze - 110↓ 1
Independent · Thursday · Scotland
Weekly movement. Scottish hip hop. Two platform charts.
Independent weekly charts built from changes in public platform counters. SoundCloud and YouTube stay separate. Ranking is numerical, not editorial.
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JaadPSG+7,213 views
- 02Benny T x Oakzy BBenny T x Oakzy B - 6am↓ 1
- 03R96365—
- 04Oakzy BOakzy B , Mcroy & Amense MC - Burn Me Down (Prod. by JackMcCrindle)—
- 05R96Nightmare↑ 1
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INTERVIEWS · 2 Oct 2026AJForty7 on “36”, Mukkaflex and the state of Scottish hip-hopAJForty7 talks about the making of “36”, what shapes his music, the Mukkaflex sound and why he believes Scottish hip-hop still lacks the infrastructure and support needed to carry real weight nationally.Read story →INTERVIEWS · 26 Sept 2026Melroze on Northend, discipline and building towards a Scottish tourAfter Northend took #1 on the first SHHC SoundCloud chart and 4AM with Sherlock also reached the Top 10, Melroze talks bringing the track back to Glasgow’s north end, releasing every fortnight and building towards a Scottish tour.Read story →INTERVIEWS · 25 Sept 2026Oakzy B on Kips Bouncy Sesh, Makina, rap and what comes nextWith Kips Bouncy Sesh landing #5 on both opening SHHC charts, I’ll Try reaching #4 on SoundCloud and a new Benny T collaboration, 6am, now out, Oakzy B talks Calton, Tiny, Makina, rap and the track that once broke into Scotland’s official sales chart.Read story →
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