We're getting closer to Griminal's new album, Grimace, and things are really heating up. We've had a string of singles already and now he's back with the biggest yet, "When I'm 'Ere" with Nolay and Roachee.

Produced once again by Grim himself, "When I'm 'Ere" riffs on the Roll Deep anthem of the same name. Roachee's return is the linchpin here and he even chucks in a few bars from the original for good measure.

For the video, directed by Rico, it's an even grander affair. Set against the backdrop of Grim and Nolay's wedding (with Roachee as officiant), a huge drama plays out between the guests and the wedding party.

The whole build-up has been massive. It all kicked off last year with "Lincoln" (followed by "Lincoln 2.0", which also featured Nolay and Roachee, along with a huge cast of characters). Then we got, "Pop Music" with Mak10, Wiley, Tinchy Stryder, Flirta D and Crazy Titch, and most recently, "Ireland" with R.A. and BackRoad Gee. All in all, it's been a massive, triumphant return from Grim after a relatively quiet time spent recalibrating, plotting and getting all his ducks in a row.