Acclaimed British grime producer Terror Danjah has died No cause of death has been given for the Nasty Crew producer, who was heralded as a pioneer of grime from the early 2000s onwards.
The latter released Price’s debut collection Gremlinz in 2009, which “rewrote the twin narratives of grime and dubstep with Danjah placed firmly at the centre, making him instantly relevant” according to dance music publication XLR8R.
Other peers from the grime and rap scenes have paid tribute, including rapper and TV presenter Big Zuu who called Price “a very kind soul who always had time for the mandem and just wanted to see us win.
He was also considered a key voice in the current sound of grime, noted for what his label Tru Thoughts called his “trademark heavy basslines, intricate programming and kinetic productions, with a sonic output that is brash, neon-bright and hyperactive”, along with his trademark “gremlin” cackle audio stamp.
Among those paying tribute was Kevin Martin, AKA producer the Bug, who wrote: “A fantastic producer, big hearted person and criminally underrated outside of grime circles … a positive force, sorely missed.”.
