Scorcher - ADMD (All Dorks Must Die)

This short album, which doesn't exceed 43 minutes and 20 seconds despite its 17 tracks, refuses to compromise with an industry perceived as diluted. The opening track, Jordan, immediately sets the tone for an uncompromising project where every second counts. This solitary introduction paves the way for the rest of the tracklist, quickly transforming this moment of introspection into an invitation to vocal exchanges that will characterize the entire work.

Opening with Jordan

A technical round-table discussion with K-Trap, Kass 8, and Practice Hours

The track Comfy, featuring K-Trap, firmly establishes the project within the UK Rap/Grime scene, confirming the genre's aesthetic from the very first minutes. The intensity then increases on Practice Hours, with a double featuring with Slix and RB, suggesting a focus on technical flows or an intense studio atmosphere.

The historical epic: Ups feat. Giggs & Sir Spyro

At the heart of the project, Ups features a collaboration with two historical figures, creating a truly epic sound. The presence of Giggs and Sir Spyro immediately brings historical weight to the album, legitimizing the work of an MC who has always forged his own path.

Collective density: Chaos, Kruz Leone, and Slix/RB

The second half of the tracklist explores a more collective dimension through Reload, which features collaborations with Chaos and Kruz Leone, further strengthening the sense of belonging to the genre. This track confirms the collective nature of the project while maintaining the raw energy typical of grime. The logical continuation leads to 9:17PM with Smila, followed by a series of tracks that demonstrate Scorcher's ability to incorporate these voices without ever overshadowing them. The dense, collaborative approach, typical of the genre where flow and beats serve the interactions, is pushed to its limits here. On Dip, Blair and Milli Major add their unique touch, while Back From The Dead with Chip extends this return to the roots dynamic.

Metric: the definitive conclusion of the project

This stylistic consistency is particularly evident in the way the MC incorporates legendary figures from British rap: the collaboration with Giggs on Ups, already mentioned as a major success, confirms his status as a historical figure, while the presence of Sir Spyro reinforces this generational connection. The album does not simply honor these names; it places them at the service of a current and sharp message. Every second is carefully calculated to maintain the typical intensity of grime without ever making the listening experience heavy. This radical approach is set within a context where Scorcher chooses not to succumb to the diluted trends of the industry, preferring a raw and direct aesthetic that recalls his early days with Concrete Jungle. Lizzy Records will publish this manifesto in June 2026, offering the public a glimpse into an artist who has always forged their own path. From the opening track Jordan to the solitary closing of Metric, the journey is structured to alternate between introspection and collective explosions. The features with artists such as K-Trap, Kasst 8, Slix, RB, Chaos, Kruz Leone, Smila, Jme, Chip, Blair, Milli Major and Beyond Dis World are not mere decorative additions, but form the very foundation of the project. They allow Scorcher to explore different facets of the UK Rap/Grime genre while maintaining an uncompromising consistency. This short album, where each track counts despite its apparent brevity, lies in this alternation between solitude and collective density, which defines the sonic identity of the work. After this dense collaborative invasion that occupies the majority of the seventeen tracks, Metric ensures the solitary closing of the album. This final track seals the message after the intensity of the previous exchanges, offering a return to a form of conclusion marked by the uncompromising nature of the project. The structure of the album works as a journey where one navigates between these legendary features and the vocal interludes that punctuate the concise total duration. The success of such a short album, where each track counts despite its apparent brevity, lies in this alternation between solitude and collective density.

Technical specifications

- Release date : June 5, 2026 - Label : Lizzy Records - Tracks : 17 (43 minutes 20 seconds) - Opening / closing : Jordan / Metric - Guest artists : K-Trap, Giggs, Sir Spyro, Kasst 8, Slix, RB, Chaos, Kruz Leone, Smila, Jme, Chip, Blair … - Previous album : Ballon D'or (2025)