The HeavyTrackerz 100

The HeavyTrackerz are a North East London grime and hip hop production unit, currently made up of Lord Teedot and General Tank and formerly RasEye VII.

Despite having produced for high-profile artists like Tinchy Stryder in the past, the group came into the public eye in 2014 with their instrumental for Meridian Dan’s “German Whip”, which landed a spot on the UK Singles Chart and inspired a generation of producers.

Other hits to their name include Stormzy’s “Not That Deep” and “Standard”, Chip’s diss track “The End”, Bonkaz’s breakthrough hit “We Run the Block” and Dizzee & Giggs' tag-team “Nutcrackerz”.

In 2015, the group were approached by Jammer to face Splurgeboys at the first ever Lord of the Mics producer soundclash. Splurgeboys pulled out of the event, and so the two teams exchanged diss tracks—the Trackerz contributing “Doing What We Do” and “Don’t Talk”—which caused a buzz in the grime scene.

In August 2017 they released Odyssey “A Musical Journey”, an 18 track album which was entirely self-produced and features the likes of Jme and Ghetts.