Harry Shotta

"Harry Shotta's my favourite MC right now..." Rodney P If success is rewarded by hunger and hard work then it will come as no surprise that Harry Shotta is now recognized as one of the most gifted and versatile MC’s in the UK. An invitation from life long friend MC Funsta to join him on the Drum N Bass stage at the Notting Hill Carnival led to a whole batch of DNB P.A’s and radio appearances. As an MC who has paid his dues in the world of Hip Hop Harry Shotta had been working on tracks with Skibadee, one of which became the’1xtra record of the week’. With his skills in double time flows it was a natural progression to flex these skills in the Drum N Bass arena. The rapid rise of Harry Shotta in the Drum N Bass scene saw him being nominated as best breakthrough MC at the National DNB Awards in the space of three months. Having already smashed up raves such as Innovation, Breakin Science, Low Down Deep and Movement Harry Shotta has also appeared on Kool FM, Cyndicut and Pyro. One stand out show was the full UNCZ line up on Kool FM back to back with Dizzee Rascal and D Double E. Skibadee, Funsta, Harry Shotta and Ruffstuff have also joined forces under the ‘UNCZ banner where they are already in demand for their exciting and passionate live performances. An album from the ‘UNCZ’ is planned which will be supported by a various videos. The debut studio mix from KG and Harry Shotta has resulted in over 100,000 downloads. This was followed by the Zen mix which also featured Skibadee & Funsta, Bar Rage 2 and more recently Hurricane Season Volume 1 with DJ Ruffstuff. 2009 has been a good year so far with Harry Shotta scooping two prestigious awards. Best Breakthrough MC at The National Drum N Bass Awards held at the Custard Factory, Birmingham. Best Newcomer MC at The Drum N Bass Arena Awards, Ministry Of Sound, London. Harry Shotta is currently working on a new album that will be have a heavy DNB influence as well as current production styles from Dub Step, Grime, Hip Hop and Electro. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.