Jim Legxacy’s third album, released today, is a love letter to one thing and one thing only: Black British Music. Casting references to UK rap greats over diverse production spanning pop punk, indie folk, and more, the project evokes nostalgia for anyone who came of age in the UK in the 2000s – an era of screenmunching DMs, broadcasting relationship updates on BBM, and sharing Sneakbo freestyles via mobile infrared onhellip;read more raquo;