Blazin' Squad

Blazin' Squad was a British hip hop group formed in 2001 in London. The group initially consisted of ten members: Kenzie, Flava, Strider, Freek, Melo-D, Spike-E, Krazy, Tommy-B, Reepa, and Rocky B. Blazin' Squad gained popularity in the early 2000s with their unique blend of hip hop, garage, and R&B, combined with their youthful energy and catchy hooks.

Blazin' Squad achieved commercial success with their debut single, "Crossroads", released in 2002. The song, which sampled the Bone Thugs-n-Harmony track of the same name, reached number one on the UK Singles Chart and catapulted Blazin' Squad to fame. "Crossroads" showcased the group's distinctive rap style, infectious melodies, and relatable lyrics, resonating with audiences across the UK.

Following the success of "Crossroads", Blazin' Squad released their debut album, "In the Beginning", later in 2002. The album featured a mix of upbeat party tracks and heartfelt ballads, showcasing the group's versatility and range as artists. Tracks like "Love on the Line" and "Reminisce" further solidified Blazin' Squad's popularity and established them as one of the leading acts in the UK music scene.

Blazin' Squad's popularity continued to soar with subsequent singles and albums, including their sophomore effort, "Now or Never" (2003), which featured the hit singles "Flip Reverse" and "Here 4 One". The group's music resonated with a generation of fans who admired their edgy style, charismatic personalities, and catchy pop-infused tracks.

Despite their initial success, Blazin' Squad disbanded in 2006 after member Kenzie decided to pursue a solo career. However, the group reunited briefly in 2009 for a series of co