Your favourite UK Garage popstar is back in a big way. Craig David is launching a full-scale comeback assault on the music world (after a few years of largely doing reality shows), dropping his first new single in a long time – and it\u2019s a badman burner.<\/p>\n
David flagged up his intentions back in September when he appeared on MistaJam\u2019s Radio 1 Xtra show for a live session with the Kurupt FM crew, which included a stonking cover of Jack \u00dc and Justin Bieber\u2019s Where Are \u00dc Now<\/em> using the vocals from David\u2019s 2000 hit Fill Me In<\/em> (if you somehow missed him murdering that beat, watch it over here<\/a>).<\/p>\n Possibly the best thing about the whole clip is watching super-sized grime star Big Narstie absolutely losing his shit over the breakdown and Craig David\u2019s verses \u2013 and it seems like it was the start of a beautiful friendship, because now the pair have combined forces for When The Bassline Drops<\/em>, premiered appropriately on MistaJam\u2019s show this week and now shared with the world via Craig David\u2019s SoundCloud.<\/p>\n Click play below to listen to When The Bassline Drops<\/em>, which comes complete with classic shuffling UK Garage vibes, some smooth hook vocals from Craig David, a handful of rude bars from Big Narstie and a dancefloor burning halftime breakdown.<\/p>\n