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I hated it at first. Now I literally can't get enough of this.

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Wiley's been a member of the RWD forums for a long time and regularly posts on there but it seems in the past few days, he's been airing out his grievances with his now former label Asylum. :

He goes on to reveal full details of his Asylum deal (including finances) and talks about how his management have mishandled his situation. Read his posts on the RWD forum and and and .

DJ Semtex has commented about it on but honestly, I'm not surprised. Wiley has never got on with labels (look at his track record) however I agree with Sem in that it feels as though his career was about to go to the next level with Asylum and it's that he's walked out on. Rather than "bikes car chain and watch" money, he could have had houses, investments, financially secure money...

I'm hearing the album via Asylum will still see the light of day though (the label have got an investment to make back) - it's just such a shame to see someone with so much talent and potential not seeing the bigger picture and walking out on something that could add longevity and a different dimension to their career.

The MOBO award nominations party drew out all the big names...and Timmy Mallet. Please take 10 minutes out to watch one of the funniest things I've ever seen Tim Westwood involved in:

He obviously wasn't having a very good day.

...hits the deck.

Forward 1.30 into the video.

OUCH!!!

Info coming soon. In the meanwhile, here's a clue:

Here's another example of good video idea, well executed. Taking the concept of music being Kano's hustle and music being like a drug, welcome to Kano's version of .

**DISCLAIMER** - While everything here that could be taken as offensive in this video is censored (lets be honest, if it wasn't it would be removed from YouTube) some content in this video may be unsuitable for young children:

140 Grime Street, 29th September. Don't forget to check out my boy Ras Kwame's Â鶹Éç Introducing Homegrown show too to hear exclusive previews from the album and a nice indepth chat with K.A...

After a little break last week, OSS is back with 3 more gems from the archives, perfect viewing with your Sunday roast/rice and peas/kebab and chips/pot noodle! It's getting harder and harder to bring this to you each week as the record labels are shutting down embedding from YouTube of all the real classics. Luckily, some fall through the cracks!

Undisputed 90's post New Jack Swing/pre R&B classic from one hit wonder Eric Gable. Written by Osunlade no less (shouts to Uche!)

This one was released when I was 2 but it brings back very vague memories of my Christening. I can remember we had a party afterwards at my mum & dad's house and I spent most of it dancing and dancing and dancing to this, Ashford and Simpson's Solid and Maxi Priest's Should I. Happy times...I think!

And finally, a French House classic. Classic record, classic video, classic material:

Memories?

Prepare to be taken back to the 90's and specifically House Party 2 - The Pajama Jammy Jam:

Love the record, don't know how much support a summer record is gonna get in autumn but the video looks great. Fingers crossed this does something for Will and the album follows without incident.

September on my radio show is all about artists who have got fresh and new albums coming out in the winter season bringing us exclusive live sessions - every week I'll have a session of the week and every wednesday I'll have a special Jam Session. Week 1 of September and Roll Deep were in the Jam Session Maida Vale studio exclusively for us.

I knew it was gonna be big, but I didn't know how big! The crew showcased material from their forthcoming album "Return Of The Big Money Sound" for the first time on radio with a live band and it was overly sick. They've set the standard for the Fresh and New season! Next week, Sway.

Affion Crockett was on the MTV show "Wild'N'Out" and was hilarous on that - he's the tall dude who looks a bit like Jay-Z. Well, he's done a parody video of Wayne and Jay's "Hey Mr Carter"

**WARNING - This contains mildly offensive swear words and is hilarious so please have no liquid in your mouth while watching this or you may damage your keyboard from laugh spittage**

Every week I pick one record that isn't just hot, it's Jam Hot and I play it every day on the show. Week 36 and the honour goes to one of the biggest Drum & Bass acts of the moment dipping their toe into the dubstep world and showing us how versatile they are as producers: Chase & Status' "Eastern Jam"

• Chase & Status aka Saul Milton and Will Kennard started producing in 2004, remixing FutureCut's 20/20 track but since then, has tore up the drum and bass scene with such anthems as "Duppy Man" with Capleton, "Dumpling Riddim", "Hurt You", "In Love" with Jenna G and the current 1Xtra D&B Top Ten #1 "Take Me Away"
• Keen to prove they can produce across the genres, 2008 sees them finally releasing their long awaited album "More Than A Lot" which features HipHop, Drum & Bass and Dubstep styles.
• The next single from the album is a double A side with "Pieces" ft Plan B on one side and this week's Jam Hot on the other, an Indian music infused bass heavy dubstep smasher that's also been heavily supported by Annie Mac, Pete Tong and Zane Lowe from our sister station Radio 1
• The sample for the record comes from one of the biggest Bollywood movies "Devdas" - above is a fan made video using footage from the film.

Chase & Status aka Will & Saul will be passing though the studio on Thursday - make sure you lock in, 7-10pm on Â鶹Éç Radio 1Xtra. Dun know!