9 thoughts on “ Lost My Mind - Lethal Bizzle - Go Hard (CD, Album) ”

1. Lost My Mind Featuring – Mark Ronson, Tawiah Producer – Mark Ronson Written-By – Mark Ronson, Tawiah, Tyrrell: 8: Lethal Bizzle: Go Hard ‎ (CD, Album, Promo) Lethal Bizzle Records: SADCDSP UK: Sell This Version: Recommendations Reviews Add Review [r]5/5(3).

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2. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Go Hard - Lethal Bizzle on AllMusic -

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3. Lost My Mind (feat. Tawiah & Mark Ronson) Go Hard Lethal Bizzle & Donae'o More by Lethal Bizzle. Not a Saint (Vato Gonzalez vs. Lethal Bizzle & Donae’O) [Remixes] You'll Never Make a Million from Grime EP They Got It Wrong (feat. Wiley) - EP.

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4. The title track, Go Hard, is also one of my favourites, and any time I perform it, it gets a great response from the crowd. There are obviously more, but these two really do it for me. Source.

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5. Lethal Bizzle is back with a follow-up to Back To Bizznizz, but just how successful it turns it out to be is open to question. The title track reached the dizzying heights of Number 79 back in June. That lowly chart position was something of a surprise, featuring as it did Donaeo, to whose hit Party Hard it bears a more than passing resemblance.

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6. Album review: Lethal Bizzle – ‘Go Hard’ ‘Go Hard’[/b] sees him consolidate his position on the dancefloor, but there’s nothing resembling the fingerprints of [a]Calvin Harris[/a.

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7. Lethal Bizzle Format: Audio CD. out of 5 stars 3 ratings. Go Hard Feat. Donaeo 3. Lost My Mind Feat. Tawaih and Mark Ronson 4. Kickback 5. Should Have Known 6. Go Go Go Feat. Luciana and Nick Bridges 7. Oi (More Fire Crew)/5(3).

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8. Bizzle is keeping it real and old skool. So old skool in fact that he's got last year's producer du jour Mark Ronson on 'Lost My Mind'. Other collaborations include funky house supremo Donaeo on the title track 'Go Hard' and parochial tattooed rock muthas Gallows.

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9. Never one to follow the crowd, year-old Lethal Bizzle has eschewed the electro-pop path favored by his U.K. hip-hop contemporaries in favor of an uncompromising sound known as "grindie," a unique fusion of grime and guitar-led indie which has landed him on the airwaves of XFM and 6Music, as well as the pirate radio stations of North London. Since launching a solo career in , the former.

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