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Jordan Stephens and Harley Alexander-Sule blew up the UK rap scene by starting the Mama Do the Hump dance craze of 2011, but ...

The 33-year-old rapper became known as part of Rizzle Kicks alongside Harley Alexander-Sule in the early 2000s and admitted upon their reunion that there is likely to be a "reason" that so many ...

Rizzle Kicks has learned not to question a bolt from the blue. While working on the lyrics for its mighty new LP, Competition is for Losers, the duo – comprised of rappers Jordan Stephens and ...

The Great Escape has confirmed its first wave of keynote speakers for its 2025 conference, led by Jordan Stephens of Rizzle Kicks.

Jordan Stephens: “No, it wasn’t. He got annoyed with the Fun Lovin’ Criminals lyrics, but then I went off-book and asked him about Dr. Dre, which is when he smashed his mug.” Harley: “We ...

Youth Music launches Rescue the Roots campaign to save grassroots projects: ‘The time for action is now’ - New campaign ...

Jade Thirlwall and Rizzle Kicks star Jordan Stephens didn’t actually meet in person during their ‘business-like’ first dates. Her bold move worked, as it seems the attraction was mutual, and ...

This Rizzle Kicks album cover was inspired by their song, 'See the Stars'. I chose this as the title song because I think it truly gives the consumer a feel for the rest of the album. I used a sci ...

This is my third album cover design for â Rizzle Kicksâ After listening to some of their tracks such as 'Seeing stars' I thought that the album cover should have a 'cosmic' type theme.

Quirky pop duo Rizzle Kicks and Radio 1Xtra's DJ Mista Jam are just two of the names confirmed… WhatCulture is part of Future plc, an international media group and leading digital publisher.

One isn’t necessarily expecting references to Oscar Wilde or nuanced reflections on the digital age from the duo known for launching the Mama Do the Hump dance craze of 2011 – But Jordan ...