Ten Dixon

Ten Dixon is a grime MC from Woolwich, South East London, known for his uncompromising delivery, gritty lyricism, and deep roots in the UK’s underground grime scene. Representing the raw sound and competitive spirit that grime was built on, Ten Dixon has earned respect through clashes, freestyles, and consistent releases that reflect both street realism and technical ability. He came to wider attention through his appearance on Lord Of The Mics Series 8, where his clash with Birmingham MC Tana showcased his aggression, confidence, and battle-ready mindset. Lord Of The Mics is widely regarded as one of grime’s most important platforms, and Ten Dixon’s involvement cemented his reputation as an MC capable of holding his own in high-pressure, legacy-defining environments. Beyond clashes, Ten Dixon has built a solid catalogue of music that stays true to grime’s foundations while evolving with modern production. His tracks are characterised by heavy basslines, sharp flows, and direct lyricism, often reflecting his upbringing in South East London and his experiences within the urban landscape. Songs like “Grime Mc” highlight his pride in the genre and his dedication to preserving its essence, while also proving his ability to deliver commanding performances on record. Throughout his career, Ten Dixon has collaborated with and featured alongside other UK artists Wiley, Devilman, Jammer contributing to a network-driven scene where credibility is earned through skill and consistency.