Big Narstie has shared his new single, BDL Anthem.
The track, which follows his Craig David collaboration, When the Bassline Drops, is out now via Dice Recordings. Discussing BDL, which stands for Base Defence League and first came up in a verse on When The Bassline Drops, Big Narstie said:
“A lot of people always ask me "what's BDL? Is it just a music gimmick?” It’s not. BDL is a movement, and this song is the mandate. It’s broken down a lot of social barriers. From ghetto kids to middle class, white university kids. It’s a society of people with the same thoughts and morals of life. It’s a bridging of gaps between identities within England. Even on the Craig David song, my message hadn't changed. BDL is the voice of the people.”
Big Narstie will appear at Wireless, NASS, Lovebox, Ibiza Rocks and Truck Festival this summer, with his debut album expected to follow later in the year.
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