‘Grime 2.0’ is Big Dada’s survey of a genre that, though it never really died, is definitely having a moment now. The energy of early grime, with the added nous and innovations of a new generation, has made the past few years great for instrumental grime – with young people starting out, veterans finally getting their dues, outsiders drawing in influences and others picking up tools for the second time round.

• A1 Oh My Gosh
• A2 Dollar Bill
• A3 Rum & Coke
• A4 Dem Times
• B1 5000
• B2 Cartwheel
• B3 Logan's Mind
• B4 Vinyls VIP
• C1 Loop 29
• C2 Codeine and Dragon Stout
• C3 Bend
• C4 927
• D1 L-O-K
• D2 Shotta Krew
• D3 Battery Charge
• D4 Nail Thrower
• D5 Like A G
• E1 Trojan
• E2 Winner
• E3 Frosty Lake
• E4 Viking
• E5 Logic Pro
• F1 Smash It Up Hard
• F2 Kissin U
• F3 Numb VIP
• F4 Mongrel
• G1 Space Cowboy VIP
• G2 Machine Molester
• G3 Arcane
• G4 Spray
• G5 Moonlight
• H1 Tunnel
• H2 Laser Riddim
• H3 Desi Bullet
• H4 Emergency