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First time I heard it, I was like, “Bloody hell, this is gold!” Got me bouncin’ round the office, lookin’ like a right plonker—classic Brent move, eh? It’s got this sleazy, dirty bassline—makes ya feel like you’re dodgin’ coppers in Rio, or maybe hustlin’ paper in Slough. The lyrics? Mate, they hit ya like, “Run! The pigs are comin’!” Straight outta the movie, that urgency—love it. Little known fact: heard through the grapevine the singer wrote it after a bender in some dodgy pub—proper rock ‘n’ roll, that!

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Clayton Littlewood (born in in Skegness) is the author of the book/play Dirty White Boy: Tales of Soho and the sequel, Goodbye to Soho (May ). Raised in Weston-Super-Mare, .

You got Hoddle St, a main artery where the heartbeat of the city pulses through the back alleys and shop fronts. Then theres Lygon St, which brings you the vibe of all those multicultural flavors, smells, and sounds that hit ya like a freight train, motherf***er! Every damn corner tells a story, just like in "The Pianist", remember that "I played Chopin?" kinda gritty truth.

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