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The Streets
The Streets is a garage artist from Birmingham, England formed in 1994. 68 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Garage · Birmingham, England · Best garage albums
- 68
- Releases
- 2002–2025
- Active years
- 1994
- Formed
Discography
10
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A Grand Don't Come for Free
2004 · 11 tracks
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Singles & EPs
58
Boys Will Be Boys
Single · 2018
Everything Is Borrowed
Single · 2008
You Think You’ve Been Buried
Single · 2025
Brave St Andrew
Single · 2025
Utopia
Single · 2025
How to Win at Rock Paper Scissors
Single · 2025
Different Kind Of Trap
Single · 2024
Turn The Page
Single · 2024
Troubled Waters
Single · 2023
Too Much Yayo
Single · 2023
Each Day Gives
Single · 2023
3 Minutes to Midnight
Single · 2023
Turn Your Face Into the Sun
Single · 2023
Troubled Waters (Zed Bias Remixes)
Single · 2023
Brexit at Tiffany's
Single · 2022
Wrong Answers Only
Single · 2022
Who's Got The Bag (10 Years of Eats Everything Reebag)
Single · 2021
Who's Got The Bag (Flava D Remix)
Single · 2021
Who's Got The Bag (21st June) (Solardo Remix)
Single · 2021
Who's Got The Bag (21st June) (Seth Troxler's Babaloop Remix)
Single · 2021
Who's Got The Bag (21st June) (Patrick Topping Remix)
Single · 2021
Who's Got The Bag
Single · 2021
Take Me as I Am (Walker & Royce Remix)
Single · 2021
Where The F*&K Did April Go
Single · 2020
Difficult Times Freestyle
Single · 2020
I Wish You Loved You As Much As You Love Him
Single · 2020
Call My Phone Thinking...
Single · 2020
Surrounded
Single · 2020
Falling Down
Single · 2020
Take Me as I Am
Single · 2019
How Long's It Been (Live at Abbey Road Studios)
Single · 2019
Deezer Sessions (Recorded at Brixton Academy, London)
EP · 2019
You Are Not the Voice in Your Head
Single · 2018
If You Ever Need to Talk I'm Here
Single · 2018
Jo Whiley BBC Radio 1 Live Session, 13.09.2002
Single · 2018
Call Me in the Morning
Single · 2018
Burn Bridges
Single · 2017
OMG
Single · 2011
Everything Is Borrowed (Spanish Version)
Single · 2008
Everything Is Borrowed (Danish Version)
Single · 2008
Everything Is Borrowed (Japanese Version)
Single · 2008
Everything Is Borrowed (German Version)
Single · 2008
Everything Is Borrowed (French Version)
Single · 2008
Heaven for the Weather
Single · 2008
The Escapist (International 1-track)
Single · 2008
Prangin' Out (MC's Mix)
Single · 2006
Weak Become Heroes
Single · 2006
Never Went to Church (Live in Manchester)
Single · 2006
Fit but You Know It
EP · 2006
Never Went to Church
Single · 2006
Prangin' Out (AOL Session)
Single · 2006
Don't Mug Yourself
Single · 2006
When You Wasn't Famous
Single · 2006
Prangin' Out
Single · 2006
Never Went to Church (Radio Edit)
Single · 2006
Blinded by the Lights
Single · 2005
Could Well Be In
Single · 2005
Dry Your Eyes
Single · 2004
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About
The Streets were a British hip hop and UK Garage project from Birmingham, England, led by vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Mike Skinner and has included myriad other contributors, most notably drummer Johnny Drum Machine, vocalist Kevin Mark Trail and the Italian-American beatmaker Leroy. The project has released five studio albums: Original Pirate Material (2002), A Grand Don't Come for Free (2004), The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living (2006), Everything Is Borrowed (2008), and Computers and Blues (2011) and a string of successful singles in the mid-2000s, including "Has It Come to This?", "Dry Your Eyes", "When You Wasn't Famous" and "Prangin' Out". The Streets started out in 1994 as a group project with Johnny Drum Machine and Kevin Mark Trail. Skinner moved from Birmingham to Brixton to pursue his recording career, he then moved to Camden Town for three years before returning to Brixton. While working on music, he tried to start a record label as well as working in fast food restaurants, in order to support himself.
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In 2001, the Locked On label, who had success with The Artful Dodger featuring Craig David, released "Has It Come to This?" under the name The Streets. "Has It Come to This?" proved to be a breakthrough hit for The Streets, reaching number 18 on the UK charts in October 2001. For The Streets' debut album, Original Pirate Material, Skinner wanted to take UK garage in a new direction with material reflecting the lifestyle of clubbers in Britain. The track "Let's Push Things Forward" reflects the philosophy of the album. The album was released and proved to be successful both with critics and the general public alike. In the UK, the album was nominated for the Mercury Prize and was favourite with the bookies to win it (it was later won by Ms. Dynamite). The Streets was nominated for best album, best urban act, best breakthrough artist and best British male artist in the 2002 BRIT Awards. The NME named it as one of their top five albums of 2002. The cover image is Towering Inferno by the acclaimed photographer Rut Blees Luxemburg. Subsequent singles from that album included "Don't Mug Yourself", "Weak Become Heroes" and "Let's Push Things Forward" which all reached the top forty in the UK. Many of his songs have a UK garage feel. Original Pirate Material had debuted and peaked at number twelve in the UK album charts, and would not reach any higher until his next album was released.
The Streets in brief
- How many The Streets releases are on Riffiter?
- 68 releases are catalogued, spanning 2002 to 2025.
- When was The Streets formed?
- The Streets formed in 1994, in Birmingham, England.
- What genre is The Streets?
- The Streets is catalogued under Garage.
- What is the most recent The Streets release on Riffiter?
- You Think You’ve Been Buried, released in 2025.