West London emcee and producer Scrufizzer has been steadily bubbling up as one of the UK urban underground's most talked about new talents, his masterful flow and versatile fusion of production styles singling him out as one of the games hottest spitters, as well as winning over supporters ranging from Zane Lowe and Annie Mac to Dizzee Rascal, Ed Sheeran and Angel Haze.

With a growing fanbase and steady string of heavily circulated tracks to his name throughout 2012, his next single sees release on Stay Fizzy Records/Ministry Of Sound, urban and dance music institution home to some of the UK's biggest artists including Example, DJ Fresh and Wretch 32.

None of these credentials however can give sufficient inkling to 'Rap Rave', which sees Scrufizzer take his trademark 'fizzy flow' to an entirely new level. Living up fully to its title, ‘Rap Rave’ infuses Scrufizzer’s dynamic delivery with a futuristic electronic sheen that takes its cues equally from the boom and glitch of forward thinking UK bass culture as it does from the hydraulics-fuelled bounce of classic g-funk and hip hop.

Produced by hot new electro and rave flavored producer on the block Paperboy, ‘Rap Rave’ stands entirely on its own as a cutting-edge new sound that defies any easy categorization, while being wholly immediate and compelling in its call-to-arms pull. It can only be described as Scrufizzer's singular, state-of-the-art musical vision coming firmly into its own, promising exciting things ahead for this explosive young talent.