London grime aesthetic

Don't Call Me Urban! is the result of a 12-year project documenting London's grime scene by Simon Wheatley

Don't Call Me Urban! is the result of a 12-year project documenting London's grime scene by Simon Wheatley

Meet the 19-year-old photographer taking London by storm.

Rewind to the mid-noughties with the key players of Grime and the style story of the east London underground

OG grime fan and i-D Features Director Hattie Collins teams up with photographer Olivia Rose for the first publication ever to collect an oral and visual history of grime from within the scene itself.

The Long Read: After more than a decade of being fetishised and then written off, grime now dominates British pop culture. To understand why, you need to understand the man who created it

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