Murder The Flesh is the debut EP by British Hip-Hop / Grime artist Feed’Em. Shortened
to MTF “Murder the Flesh” is a deeper metaphor for internal turmoil. The 7-track EP is a
narrative on the challenges people face and how they can overcome them.

With songs such as “NBD” (Never Back Down) and “No Way” Feed’Em delves into his faith and life
experiences to encourage listeners to stand tall. The overall sound of the EP is lyrical and
hard-hitting, which leads you to a soothing and introspective ending in the form of “Casting
Crownz”. There are songs you can chill to, get hyper to, work out to, and some lyrically
intriguing music to add to your playlist.

The tracks are produced by various producers from different parts of the world. Each song
is strong on its own and works well by large in the selection of songs. “Murder the Flesh
Part. 2” and “That’s where I be at” produced by Creep N00m has that classic Grime sound.

“JCOE” produced by Warship Music has a similar sound to Migos, as well as UK Drill
influenced “Outro” produced by Manul and Energyman. Whether you are a sophisticated
Hip Hop and Grime fan or an easy listener there’s something you can enjoy about this EP.

MTF was solely released on Feed’Em’s artist website, reaching 1.5K streams in the first
week. It was soon picked up by regional radio stations and online publication such as
Westside Radio, Pulse88 Radio, Rapzilla, AstepFWD, KCMIX, and Cross Rhythms.

The EP is now widely available for streaming and downloads across all digital music stores
including Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Amazon Music and iTunes.