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| '''The Blackout Crew''' are a five piece ] / ] act from the North West of ] who had a hit album in the UK in 2009 with ''Time 2 Shine''. It peaked at number 42<ref>Charts Plus, edition 421.</ref> | '''The Blackout Crew''' are a five piece ] / ] act from the North West of ] who had a hit album in the UK in 2009 with ''Time 2 Shine''. It peaked at number 42<ref>Charts Plus, edition 421.</ref>{{full}} | ||
| The album contained three singles, ''Bbbbbbbbbounce'', ''Put A Donk On It'' and ''Dialled'', none of which were hits in the UK. | The album contained three singles, ''Bbbbbbbbbounce'', ''Put A Donk On It'' and ''Dialled'', none of which were hits in the UK. | ||
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The Blackout Crew are a five piece happy hardcore / rap act from the North West of England who had a hit album in the UK in 2009 with Time 2 Shine. It peaked at number 42
The album contained three singles, Bbbbbbbbbounce, Put A Donk On It and Dialled, none of which were hits in the UK.
The line up consists of Jordan Cover, Kevin Allison, Kurtis Chadwick, Robert Davies and Zak Kabbani
References
- Charts Plus, edition 421.
- discogs
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