MC Fizzy x General Degree

MC Fizzy and General Degree link up on “Sun Go Down, ” a 2026 single that lands in the sweeter, bass-heavy corner of UK garage and bassline, with Beatport listing it at 135 BPM. The production comes through Matador Recordings, with Dean Blair credited on the release, and the timing fits a busy stretch for this pairing, who have been rolling out new music together in the same run-up period.

General Degree gives the record its dancehall weight. The Manchester, Jamaica veteran has been a sharp, witty voice in the genre since the early 1990s, cutting hits like “Traffic Blocking, ” “Boom Boom, ” “Bodyguard, ” and “Pianist” with a style that can turn a simple line into a hook people remember. Even now, his appeal is still tied to that quick-tongued delivery and the way he can slide between humour, swagger, and party energy without losing the crowd.

MC Fizzy, born Dean Blair, comes from South London and made his name with Genius Cru, the UK garage collective behind “Boom Selection. ” He has spent the years since moving between garage, grime, and Caribbean-influenced sounds, which makes this link-up feel natural rather than forced. “Sun Go Down” sits right in that lane: fast-moving, club-minded, and built for a dancefloor that wants patter as much as melody. The title suggests an after-dark setting, and the pairing feels aimed at that moment when the riddim gets sharper and the vibes get looser.