Hak Baker shares new track "DOOLALLY"

“DOOLALLY” is an unfiltered scene from the East End. Capturing Hak’s raw lyrical style that blends cockney dialect picked up from growing up in the Isle of Dogs, to Jamaican Patois from his mother and grandmother, Hak’s flow developed from his younger years as a Grime MC in B.O.M.B. squad.

“We thought we was big, big boys, going to MC at these little clubs in Romford. Don’t forget that Moet cost 30 quid back then so we were having it large,” says Hak Baker. “Everybody loves a house party. You’re talking to the house party king here. These are all the shenanigans rolled into 3.5 minutes, or all the ones I can talk about anyway - DOOLALLY!!”

"DOOLALLY" follows the previously released singles, “Telephones 4 Eyes” – which was A-listed at BBC 6 Music – and children of the Windrush generation chant “Windrush Baby”.

Hak Baker is set to play the Trevor Nelson hosted and curated Windrush 75 concert alongside Craig David and Beverly Knight at Royal Albert Hall in June.