Skepta's new record Konnichiwa is finally here after years of waiting.
Konnichiwa is out now via Boy Better Know, and follows 2011 album Doin' It Again (although plenty of other Skepta material has arrived in the time since that LP).
Wiley, Pharrell, JME, D Double E, and more all appear on the long-awaited record. It's got 12 tracks and includes already-aired offerings such as "Man (Gang)", "It Ain’t Safe", "That’s Not Me", "Shutdown", and "Ladies Hit Squad".
At the end of 2015 we named Skepta's "Shutdown" our Song Of The Year.
Check out Konnichiwa below.
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