Skepta joins fakemink to celebrate their achievements on a fresh and celebratory track, “Chiltern Firehouse”
We’ve been rather harsh on Fakemink’s career, and that’s something we stand by, but this time the rapper has come into his own. Enlisting rapper Skepta for his new track, “Chiltern Firehouse”, the two spit over a track co-produced by Fakemink, Angelus and Musa.
Review: Melancholy Beats Meet Lyrics of Triumph
“Chiltern Firehouse” reflects on luxury and their successful outcomes. Fakemink’s narratives also correlate with relatable experiences wrapped up in a mature delivery. It’s fitting of the soundtrack, and in earnest, he demonstrates his ability to craft not only music but also to write songs of calibre.
With a cadence that finally matches his vocal identity, his decision to partner with Skepta pays off as the two exhibit dissimilar styles, acting as a switch to retain the listener’s attention.
Skepta, who just released his new album, The Fork and Knife, contributes massively to “Chiltern Firehouse” and recalls his own progression to attain the podium he now occupies.
My only regret is that this melancholic production needed more time, and I’d like to have heard more of Fakemink’s descent into the spiralling thoughts that feel like they ended too soon. Both the composition and , despite displaying opposite intentions, pair well together.

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