Below are four recent grime albums.

The four albums all feature an image of the artist. This is important, especially for up coming artists at it reminds the audience of the artists image and looks. I like the close up of Professor Green and Tinchy Strider.

Both Devlin and Tinie Tempahs album covers seem to have more of a concept. Devlins street with brick background hints towards his working class background, which is also evident in the title of the album 'Blood, Sweat and Beers' which connotes the artists struggle for success. Tinie Tempah on the other hand, has an album that features him  cradling New York City, which implies his rise to stardom in the states after two hit singles in the album. The title of the album is 'Disc-over' which implies the newly discovered success and fame that Tinie Tempah has received. The play on words with he dash hints towards the music side of the CD, proving that he is a serious artist.