At the tender age of 6 Fallacy was introduced to hip hop music and culture through the film Beat Street, “We didn’t know what it was, how important it was as a culture, but it was interesting, it was new.” Still only 23 Lambeth’s Fallacy has worked with a who’s who of UK artists including Root Manuvre, Blak Twang and MJ Cole. Otherwise known as Fat Danny he has taken his musical inspiration from a whole host of MC’s From Doug E Fresh and Slick Rick, Ninja Man, Admiral Bailey through to Navigator and Dett.

Fallacy believes lyrically he has no set agenda. When concerning The Groundbreaker, “Its about every city that you name. Somebody somewhere in that city should be able to relate to this song. Of course first hand it’s about London, cos that’s where I’m from.” They both seem adamant that they don’t want their sound to get pigeon holed as UK hip hop. Fallacy points out, “UK hip hop segregates its self just by saying UK hip hop.” Fusion Agrees, as he says about the beats of The Ground Breaker, “For me hip hop is any tempo, it can be as slow as 70 as fast as 180 and it’s still hip hop, it’s the spirit of the music.”