Frankie Stew & Harvey Gunn - Jam Toast

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Most of life is highs and lows
Even if i dont get there, im close
And i can't hide it, i can't cope
But i make my oldest boy jam toast
When he gets older he'll know the ropes
Girl on the way so i can't be broke
I find it hard sometimes who dont
Where's the time gone, nobody knows
And i can't hand down all this clothes
If i did do, would anyone know?
Maybe i cannot, nowadays
Maybe i can still yeah, fuck knows
So i try and make it, and i do shows
Thanks to jack for german dough
But it got the best of me hurt me slow
Like back did beers and birds and crow
Bottom line i got a good girl at home
She makеs it worth it working loads
And makes the hell ova, shе makes a hell ova, jam toast
Fuck living on my own
So i got the bus down, down the road
Do the washing up, give the dog a bone
'member when i used to just get
If you, if you
Now you know, do the wrong thing then you dont grow
They say to take it slow, they say what they dont know
When i see you im proud, 'member when we camped in the garden last year
Gone when the tax man cleared me out
So i try my best 'n' help you around the house
One time i dont feel good i feel down
Hope one day i can make you proud
When its all over and put me in the ground
They'll say i was alright say i was sound
Funny that my jobs just word of mouth, and i get nervous when i see crowds
Shout out jack for the german pounds, i got the best of it turned it round
Life without you wouldn't work out
Life without you wouldn't work out
And i dont mean you jack i mean my misses' obviously
I dont have much more to say on this one, you know
But if i did have to say something
Id say
Get some of that jam toast on, bare butter

Release Date: June 28, 2024

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Frankie Stew & Harvey Gunn: A Unified Sound of British Rap and Electronic Beats

In the lanes of Brighton, a coastal city in the United Kingdom, emerged a musical duo that seamlessly blended the raw energy of rap with the rhythmic pulse of UK electronic beats. Frankie Stew and Harvey Gunn, bonded by an unyielding friendship and musical camaraderie for over nine years, have carved a distinct auditory experience that transcends conventional genre lines.

Their partnership—an alchemy of lyrical finesse and production wizardry—forges a sound steeped in the emotional depths of hip-hop, the underground verve of UK garage, the gritty essence of grime, and the compelling rhythms of dance music. It's a testament to their inventive craft that their music resonates as both profoundly emotive and distinctively British.

On the leap year day of 2020, the 28th of February, the duo released their much-anticipated album 'Breathing Exercises.' It was a showcase of their evolutionary sound and collaborative spirit, featuring prominent voices from the UK music scene such as Loyle Carner, Manga Saint Hilare, Isaac Waddington, and Joel Baker. Each track not only captured the essence of their diverse influences but also extended an open hand to listeners eager for musical depth and authenticity.

Emboldened by their new release, May 2020 marked a notable milestone in their journey. As the country welcomed the stirrings of spring, Frankie Stew & Harvey Gunn set off on an 8-date tour across the UK. The tour, a testament to their growing acclaim, included an iconic engagement at Fabric, London—a venue synonymous with the pulsating heart of the British electronic scene.

Their music, a tapestry of reflective poetry and innovative beats, has become a beacon for those who tread the waters of British rap and those who dance to the ever-changing rhythms of UK's electronic music. The duo's journey is a melody that continues to unfurl, each beat a footprint, each verse a story—an ongoing narrative of two friends whose artistic vision knows no bounds.