Wiley Feat. Skepta, JME & Ms D

The original credits identify all four vocal performers, with Rymez and Sillkey in the production and Anthony Bamgboye contributing additional production. The arrangement keeps a firm electronic outline while allowing the different voices to alter its internal pace.

The rap passages introduce a denser, more speech-driven movement. Ms D’s sung contribution makes the next section feel wider and more sustained, while the recurring call remains simple enough to register immediately. The contrast is structural: it marks where the song is going as well as who is currently in the foreground.

The track reached number three in the UK during its first campaign and was also a number-one dance-chart recording. Its later The Ascent setting connects it to other featured singles from the same period, while the complete shared billing remains explicit in the original release history.

A gathering of several performers can easily become a sequence of unrelated turns. Here, the repeated vocal signal prevents that drift. Each new delivery introduces another personality, but the refrain keeps resetting the listener’s bearings. The arrangement finds its coherence in those returns, allowing the individual passages to remain different without losing the song’s shape.