Chronic Law – Fi The Streets

Fi The Streets arrives as a tightly defined Chronic Law single, dated September 11, 2026, rather than a riddim package or an expanded release. The digital listing runs for two minutes and 34 seconds and carries a joint Shane Creative / Notnice Records label credit.

Notnice is billed alongside Chronic Law as a main artist, a detail that gives the record a more specific identity than a routine label placement. The release also credits Ackeme Campbell—Chronic Law’s given name—as composer, tying the writing directly to the deejay behind the performance. Shane Creative’s name returns in the imprint line, continuing a connection already visible across recent Chronic Law releases, but Fi The Streets is presented first as a Law and Notnice record.

That framing matters. Rather than spreading attention across collaborators, remixes or alternate versions, the release is confined to one vocal cut and one concise statement. Its title places the song in the street-facing language long associated with Chronic Law’s work, while the available credits keep the focus on authorship, artist billing and the Notnice Records affiliation. No additional tracks accompany this edition, and there is no separate instrumental or riddim listing attached to it.