D Double E - Be Like Me feat. P Money, Professor Green & Snoop Dogg (Remix) (prod. by True Tiger)

If you too were wondering what the next episode in the UK's march on the US was going to be, here it is. Snoop joins D Double E and company for this official remix to Be Like Me.

Apologies for the radio rip. Download to follow.

Magnetic Man - Anthemic feat. P Money (Video)

Originally a straight instrumental song on their album, chart-topping dubstep trio Magnetic Man have roped in grime posterchild P Money for their live performances of, and the video for, Anthemic.

True fact: one-third of Magnetic Man has slept with one of my ex-girlfriends. Look who's laughing now though... Ummm...

P Money - I Beat The Tune (Mixtape)

Having put out arguably two of last year's best grime tracks with Ho Riddim! and Slang Like This, P Money has now switched up a gear and got himself a brand spanking new website. In conjunction with the site launch he's put together mixtape I Beat The Tune. Ra tat tat taa!

P Money - I Beat The Tune

P Money - Slang Like This feat. Newham Generals & Blacks (Remix) (Video)

P Money's 2010 anthem Slang Like This gets a remix, on which he grabs his bezzie mate Blacks and grime men of the moment Newham Generals. Peep the virtually identical video for the original and the visuals for Ho! Riddim to get your fill of ("left the room!") P.

Marco Del Horno vs DJ Swerve - Ho! Riddim feat. P Money (Video)

P Money does his thing over a grime-come-dubstep banger produced by DJ Swerve. Polished yet still gully - ho!

Flush Raw - P Money

With grime artists getting an ever stronger stranglehold on pop music and culture, you'd be forgiven for thinking that the genuine article had disappeared altogether. But that's not the case. D Double E's Street Fighter Riddim grew legs and just ran, fast; his cohort Footsie, too, is working on something fresh; and the hype that's surrounded P Money over the past year or so is definitely not hot air.

Scratch under the surface and you'll see the genre still very much has a brass ball bag.

Rodney P & P Money - Holla

Just Rodders on the vocal for this one, so it's got to be New Zealand's P Money on the beat (samples Marvin Gaye's Inner City Blues).

Rodney P & P Money - Holla