# Sketchman

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**Charles Hazell** (born 15 October 1988),[1] better known by the stage name **Sketchman**, is a British recording artist, songwriter, record producer and musician, originating from [Sutton](/source/Sutton,_London), London.

His first works of notability were 2 [mix-tapes](/source/Mix-tape) entitled The Workz of Art: Vol 1 & 2, released in 2007[2] and 2008,[3] as physical CDs, in independent [record shops](/source/Record_shops).

A second phase of notable works were released during 2009–2012, in the form of [digital downloads](/source/Digital_download_(music)). These were entitled The Final Draft,[4] The Art of War,[5] Nuclear Fallout,[6] and Breakdown[7] respectively. During this time, Sketchman set up his own record label called Uncle Albert Records,[8] to distribute across all [online music stores](/source/Online_music_store).

Sketchman released a single in April 2013, entitled Rain,[9] as another [digital download](/source/Digital_download_(music)).

After a year-long [hiatus](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/hiatus) during 2014, Sketchman returned in Summer 2015, announcing the release of a new single Paramount on 28 August,[10] from a new forthcoming album Nothing Is Enough. He then followed this up with the second single The Light on 1 July 2016.[11]

Throughout his time in music, Sketchman has maintained a public profile, with support from nationwide radio stations,[12] [regional](/source/Regional) [television](/source/Television_station)[13] and [mainstream press](/source/Mainstream_press),[14] together with appearances on [community radio](/source/Community_radio) and features from leading [internet blogs](/source/Internet_blog).[15]

## Music career

### 2007–2008: The Workz of Art Vol. 1 and 2

In 2007, Sketchman recorded the first volume of The Workz of Art, a 20-[track](/source/Track_(CD)) [mix-tape](/source/Mix-tape) called The Poisoned Palette, using largely his own [instrumentals](/source/Instrumental). Copies of the CD were distributed to independent [record shops](/source/Record_shops) such as Uptown Records ([Soho](/source/Soho)), Mixing Records (formerly Big Apple Records, [Croydon](/source/Croydon)), and [Banquet Records](/source/Banquet_Records) ([Kingston](/source/Kingston_upon_Thames)).[16] Many [tracks](/source/Track_(CD)) received nationwide [airplay](/source/Airplay) on the [Kiss FM](/source/Kiss_(UK_radio_station)) Dangerous Minds show, and a [track](/source/Track_(CD)) entitled Get You Down (produced by Swindle) was selected for [Ras Kwame](/source/Ras_Kwame)'s show on [BBC Radio 1Xtra](/source/BBC_Radio_1Xtra), for the 100% Homegrown Cuts feature.[17] The song was praised for its positive message.

In 2008, Sketchman released the second volume in the series, another 20-[track](/source/Track_(CD)) [mix-tape](/source/Mix-tape) called The Bigger Picture. The CD was again distributed to independent [record shops](/source/Record_shops),[18] and received further support from Dangerous Minds on [Kiss FM](/source/Kiss_(UK_radio_station)).[19] During this year, Sketchman also hosted Mixing Radio on Friday evenings, at Mixing Records ([Croydon](/source/Croydon)), alongside leading [dubstep](/source/Dubstep) artists such as Shivers, Lost and [Kromestar](/source/Kromestar).

### 2009: The Final Draft

In 2009, Sketchman began recording at Danny C's Aim studio in [Bermondsey](/source/Bermondsey). Widely regarded as a hub for creative networking, here Sketchman was able to write and record music with many notable [emcees](/source/Rapping) from the [UK grime](/source/UK_grime) scene. His own [collective](/source/Collective) of Sutton-native artists, and the resultant project, were dubbed The Final Draft, before the release as a free [digital download](/source/Digital_download_(music)) on Christmas Day.[20]

A [track](/source/Track_(CD)) called Grime Kid received nationwide radio support from [MistaJam](/source/MistaJam) on [BBC Radio 1Xtra](/source/BBC_Radio_1Xtra), who invited listeners to share their opinions with him live on air. After much positive feedback, [MistaJam](/source/MistaJam) and the producers themselves praised the [track](/source/Track_(CD)) and Sketchman for his persistence.[21]

Sketchman was again selected for [Ras Kwame](/source/Ras_Kwame)'s Homegrown Cuts feature on [BBC Radio 1Xtra](/source/BBC_Radio_1Xtra), with [track](/source/Track_(CD)) Sun Goes Down.[22] DJ [Crissy Criss](/source/Crissy_Criss) stood in for Ras, and Sketchman's pre-recorded telephone [intro](/source/Introduction_(music)) was aired over the beginning of the song, allowing him to plug the project.[23] This [track](/source/Track_(CD)) was also passed on to [Tom Robinson](/source/Tom_Robinson), who played it on his [Introducing](/source/BBC_Introducing) show on [BBC Radio 6](/source/BBC_Radio_6).

A [track](/source/Track_(CD)) entitled Emergency Room featuring Killa P ([Roll Deep](/source/Roll_Deep)) also featured on the project Credit Crunch, and became Sketchman's first song to be distributed in [HMV](/source/HMV) music stores nationwide.[4][24][25]

[Track](/source/Track_(CD)) Gun Fingers featuring [P Money](/source/P_Money) received community support from DJ Vectra on [Rinse FM](/source/Rinse_FM), and [internet blog](/source/Internet_blog) [GRM Daily](/source/GRM_Daily).[26] It was selected for a [compilation album](/source/Compilation_album) for UK Runnings called Grimewatch Vol.3,[27] the second song to be distributed in nationwide [HMV](/source/HMV) stores.[28] This would also spawn an interview for Rago Magazine,[29] and another [collaboration](/source/Collaboration) with affiliated Wolverhampton rapper [Late](/source/Late_(rapper)) on the [track](/source/Track_(CD)) Mic Controllers. It became the third of Sketchman's recorded works to be distributed nationwide in [HMV](/source/HMV), as part of the album UK Rapscallion.[30][31][32]

During this year, Sketchman was also featured as a whole-page spread in leading youth lifestyle magazine [RWD](/source/RWD_Magazine),[33] distributed in [JD Sports](/source/JD_Sports) stores nationwide.[34]

Other notable [collaborations](/source/Collaboration) during The Final Draft include Ice featuring Loudmouth, Tomorrow featuring Lee Brasco,[35] Fruit Machine featuring Purple and [Iron Soul](/source/Kromestar), I'm Bad featuring Dogzilla, and Bad Boy featuring Deverlish.[4]

Sketchman was also invited to [Rinse FM](/source/Rinse_FM) to host and showcase the project, alongside producer ZDot, on DJ Bigbeatz' show.[36]

### 2010: The Art of War and Uncle Albert Records

In 2010, Sketchman recorded The Art of War, his first project to be distributed via [Ditto Music](/source/Ditto_Music) to all [online stores](/source/Online_music_store).[37] He set up an independent record label called Uncle Albert Records, to coincide with a blog of the same name curated by [freelance](/source/Freelancer) music writer Tomas Fraser.[38]

Sketchman continued to receive support from [Rinse FM](/source/Rinse_FM),[39] as well as other community radio stations such as Flex FM, DeJaVu and Westside Radio.[40] He was also featured regularly on music blogs, and started to direct and shoot his own internet music videos.[41]

Extensive collaborative work took place this year, including that with fellow [BBC Introducing](/source/BBC_Introducing) artist A Me B (Amy Burns), from [Wigan](/source/Wigan). The [track](/source/Track_(CD)) Legacy, from project Get Me Out This Box and produced by Sketchman, was played a number of times on [BBC Radio Manchester](/source/BBC_Radio_Manchester)[42] to positive response.

Sketchman also hosted and performed at many live events. Stand-out shows include those of J-Sweet's Stay Clever promotion, alongside DJ [Logan Sama](/source/Logan_Sama), and further afield in the [city of Leeds](/source/City_of_Leeds) at Oh My Days alongside Flirta D.[43][44]

### 2011: Nuclear Fallout

Sketchman spent much of 2011 working closely with [dubstep](/source/Dubstep) producer Mista Noisy. With 24-hour access to the Noisy Recordings studio, a huge number of [tracks](/source/Track_(CD)) were made, enough for the Nuclear Fallout [mix-tape](/source/Mix-tape),[45] and what became the main body of Breakdown. [Tracks](/source/Track_(CD)) were again given support from [underground](/source/Underground_radio) and [community radio](/source/Community_radio) stations, including Luton's Jamrock radio,[46] and added to various online [compilations](/source/Compilation_album) and [mixes](/source/DJ_mix).[47]

A short [video blog](/source/Video_blog) series was recorded, documenting different aspects of operations behind the scenes. This was added to the Sketchman YouTube channel, and included [footage](/source/Footage) from event bookings, studio sessions and music video shoots.[48]

### 2012–2013: Breakdown and Rain

In 2012, Sketchman released a large free [digital download](/source/Digital_download_(music)) on Christmas Day, of 40+ songs and radio snippets, entitled Breakdown.[7]

Having taken an interest in [live instruments](/source/Live_instrumentation), he started gigging with acoustic guitar in January 2013, and was invited to the [BBC Introducing](/source/BBC_Introducing) Masterclass in March, to meet notable DJs and artists including [Angel](/source/Angel_(British_musician)), [Wretch 32](/source/Wretch_32), [Charlie Sloth](/source/Charlie_Sloth), [DJ Target](/source/DJ_Target) and [MistaJam](/source/MistaJam).[14]

In April 2013, Sketchman announced plans to release a single entitled Rain. The track was selected to be part of the [Introducing](/source/BBC_Introducing) playlist on BBC Radio 1Xtra and received positive feedback and support from many of the station's high-profile DJs, including [Nick Bright](/source/Nick_Bright), [Ace](/source/Ace_and_Vis), [Trevor Nelson](/source/Trevor_Nelson), [MistaJam](/source/MistaJam)[49] and [Adele Roberts](/source/Adele_Roberts). On the last day of the play listing, Sketchman had a live telephone interview with [DJ Target](/source/DJ_Target) to discuss Breakdown, Rain and new music, during which he mentioned the new project Nothing Is Enough.[50][51] [The Guardian](/source/The_Guardian) published an article shortly thereafter entitled ***Acoustic grime artist Charles Hazell Sketchman aims to go from Carshalton to stardom***.[14]

Throughout the rest of 2013, Sketchman continued to play [sets](/source/Set_list) for some of London's most notable live music promotions. These were filmed and added each month to his YouTube channel.[52] The last gig of the year was in New York City, with [Hush Tours](/source/Hush_Tours), where he was invited to [freestyle](/source/Freestyle_rap) on the tour bus as it moved between [boroughs](/source/Borough_(New_York_City)), alongside Rahiem from [Grandmaster Flash and The Furious Five](/source/Grandmaster_Flash_and_The_Furious_Five).[53]

### 2014: Hiatus

During 2014, although Sketchman did not release any music, he continued to work behind the scenes, writing and recording new album Nothing Is Enough.

To maintain interest and exposure, he entered a number of competitions, including Launching People by [Samsung](/source/Samsung). Sketchman's late entry was a video of a live performance, of the album's title track Nothing Is Enough, created using [live looping](/source/Live_looping). The video climbed to the top region of the online voting chart, but was eventually unsuccessful in its attempts to win a chance to work with [Paloma Faith](/source/Paloma_Faith). The story was again covered by [The Guardian](/source/The_Guardian).[54][55]

### 2015: Paramount & Nothing Is Enough

In Summer 2015, Sketchman released a new [track](/source/Track_(CD)) entitled Paramount, available from all [online stores](/source/Online_music_store) from 28 August, as the first single from album Nothing Is Enough.[51] The song features singer-songwriter Chloe Ray. To date, the single has received support from numerous community radio stations, and [Tom Robinson](/source/Tom_Robinson) on [BBC Radio 6](/source/BBC_Radio_6).[56]

The music video was released on 14 July on the [Vevo](/source/Vevo) network.[57][58] It was played on London Live TV, during Sketchman's first live television interview.[13]

Sketchman also announced a string of live [tour](/source/Concert#Concert_tour) dates to coincide with the release, including shows in London, [Liverpool](/source/Liverpool), [Sheffield](/source/Sheffield), [Leicester](/source/Leicester), [Leeds](/source/Leeds), Bristol and [Brighton](/source/Brighton).[59]

### 2016: The Light

In Summer 2016, Sketchman released The Light as his second single from Nothing Is Enough on 1 July.[60] The song is produced by emerging artist Dusty Cutz,[11] and has again received support from many community radio stations, and [BBC Introducing](/source/BBC_Introducing) on [BBC Radio Surrey](/source/BBC_Radio_Surrey).[61]

The music video was released on 29 April on the [Vevo](/source/Vevo) network, and premiered with Fortitude Magazine.[11] It was also supported by leading youth entertainment platform Linkup TV.

During The Light release campaign, Sketchman has also recorded live freestyle performances for platforms such as [BBC Radio 1Xtra](/source/BBC_Radio_1Xtra),[61] and DJ [Charlie Sloth](/source/Charlie_Sloth)'s Fire In The Streets.[62]

## References

1. ["Charles Hazell – Facebook"](https://www.facebook.com/charles.hazell.5/about). Retrieved 6 August 2015

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1. ["Workz of Art Volume 2: The Bigger Picture – MusicBrainz"](https://musicbrainz.org/release/837cd5d1-a72a-427d-8bed-d5a62cd675be). Retrieved 6 August 2015

1. ["The Final Draft – MusicBrainz"](https://musicbrainz.org/release/4b023ffc-cf08-4da5-8f23-6071263f9051). Retrieved 6 August 2015

1. ["The Art of War – MusicBrainz"](https://musicbrainz.org/release/25dd206b-2f7e-445e-8942-a6d5fc1606e1). Retrieved 6 August 2015

1. ["Nuclear Fallout – MusicBrainz"](https://musicbrainz.org/release/648d3a34-948d-46aa-b092-4a5eac537561). Retrieved 6 August 2015

1. ["Breakdown – MusicBrainz"](https://musicbrainz.org/release/6ae763a4-8f4a-4574-ba2e-7fd6434fd695). Retrieved 6 August 2015

1. ["Uncle Albert Records – MusicBrainz"](https://musicbrainz.org/label/fa5a19f5-8073-40bc-bd5f-dd1e093bea8b). Retrieved 6 August 2015

1. ["Rain – MusicBrainz"](https://musicbrainz.org/recording/f4784cf0-49e5-419d-a2c2-cbef060f7ca5). Retrieved 6 August 2015

1. ["Official Sketchman Music Website"](http://www.sketchmanmusic.co.uk/). Retrieved 6 August 2015

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1. ["The Bigger Picture at Banquet Records"](http://www.banquetrecords.com/smwoa2). Retrieved 6 August 2015

1. ["Charles Hazell – Facebook"](https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=18999891649&set=a.18997401649.37913.712971649&type=3&theater). Screen Capture Retrieved 7 August 2015

1. ["Once Upon A Grime: Sketchman – The Final Draft (Free Download)"](http://onceuponagrime.blogspot.co.uk/2010/01/sketchman-final-draft-free-download.html). Retrieved 7 August 2015

1. ["BBC Radio 1Xtra – MistaJam playlist 13/10/2009"](https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00n72ll). Retrieved 7 August 2015

1. ["Sketchmanwot – Youtube 'Radio Rips' Playlist"](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1F81p3Oyz4E). Retrieved 7 August 2015

1. ["BBC Radio 1Xtra – Crissy Criss playlist 31/01/2010 (see Homegrown Podcast)"](https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00qf72x). Retrieved 7 August 2015"

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1. ["Sketchman Gun Fingers on GRM Daily"](http://grmdaily.com/new-sketchman-p-money-gun-fingers/). Retrieved 7 August 2015

1. ["Uk Runnings Official Website – Grimewatch Vol.3"](http://www.ukrunnings.co.uk/index.php/2010/12/uk-runnings-presents-grimewatch-uk-volume-3-2010/) [Archived](https://web.archive.org/web/20160311061446/http://www.ukrunnings.co.uk/index.php/2010/12/uk-runnings-presents-grimewatch-uk-volume-3-2010/) 11 March 2016 at the Wayback Machine. Retrieved 7 August 2015

1. ["Discogs Tracklist – Uk Runnings Presents Grimewatch Vol.3"](http://www.discogs.com/Various-Grime-Watch-UK-Vol-3/release/4451834). Retrieved 7 August 2015

1. ["Tricksta interview by Christian Nembhard"](https://roadjournal.wordpress.com/tag/rago-magazine/). Retrieved 7 August 2015

1. ["CD Universe – Late UK Rapscallion"](http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?pid=8238690&style=music). Retrieved 7 August 2015

1. ["Discogs Tracklist – Late UK Rapscallion"](http://www.discogs.com/Late-UK-Rapscallion/release/4352371). Retrieved 7 August 2015

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1. ["Uncle Albert Blog – No. 020 Sketchman"](http://unclealbertsays.blogspot.co.uk/2011/03/020-sketchman.html). Retrieved 7 August 2015

1. ["RWD Distribution"](http://rwdmag.com/distribution/). Retrieved 7 August 2015

1. ["FleeBrasco Internet Blog – Sketchman ft Lee Brasco- tomorrow"](https://fleebrasco.wordpress.com/2009/07/28/sketchman-ft-lee-brasco/). Retrieved 7 August 2015

1. ["Rinse FM – Twitter"](https://twitter.com/rinsefm/status/10655125246). Retrieved 7 August 2015

1. ["Amazon – Sketchman The Art of War"](https://www.amazon.co.uk/Art-War-Explicit-Sketchman/dp/B0058BVE3I). Retrieved 7 August 2015

1. ["Uncle Albert Blog"](http://unclealbertsays.blogspot.co.uk/). Retrieved 7 August 2015

1. ["Sketchmanwot – Youtube 'RINSE FM – Sketchman – Chat To me (Produced by Sketchman)' "](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POPdqxbfQa8).

1. ["Sketchmanwot – Youtube 'Radio Rips' Playlist"](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkDUAb8TH4E). Retrieved 7 August 2015

1. ["100 Percent UK – Sketchman featuring Nee Hi Nice Knowing You"](https://100percentuk.wordpress.com/2010/12/21/sketchman-featuring-nee-hi-nice-knowing-you-produced-by-sketchman/). Retrieved 7 August 2015

1. ["Sketchmanwot – Youtube 'Radio Rips' Playlist"](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmCVhGgAEXk). Retrieved 7 August 2015

1. ["Oh My Days – Tumblr"](http://ohmydaysleeds.tumblr.com/post/856976008/oh-my-days). Retrieved 7 August 2015

1. ["Oh My Days – Skiddle"](http://www.skiddle.com/whats-on/Leeds/WIRE/Oh-My-Days-2/11390697/). Retrieved 7 August 2015

1. ["Motion Promotion"](https://motionpromotion.wordpress.com/2011/09/14/sketchman-mista-noisy-nuclear-fallout-free-download/). Retrieved 8 August 2014

1. ["Sketchmanwot – Youtube 'JAMROCK RADIO – Sketchman and Noisy – Smash (Selecta Fewie Special)' "](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vPwXc23goI). Retrieved 8 August 2015

1. ["Grime To Five 'Grime 1: The Compilation – Soundcloud"](https://soundcloud.com/grimetofive/2-sketchman-never-know-feat). Retrieved 8 August 2015

1. ["Sketchmanwot – Youtube 'Sketchman And Noisy Video Blog' "](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4B25CD05C842131D). Retrieved 8 August 2015

1. ["BBC Radio 1Xtra – MistaJam playlist 28/04/2013 (see 'BBC Introducing')"](https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01s412s). Retrieved 12 August 2015

1. ["BBC Radio 1Xtra – DJ Target playlist 01/05/2013"](https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01s3942). Retrieved 12 August 2015

1. ["Circuit Sweet – Sketchman Review"](http://circuitsweet.co.uk/2015/07/sketchman-releases-new-single-from-debut-album/). Retrieved 12 August 2015

1. ["Sketchmanwot – Youtube 'Monthly Update Playlist' "](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6b2sxx1aeLclRjiMtMkwvzFdaQhEmU2S). Retrieved 12 August 2015

1. ["Sketchmanwot – Youtube 'December 2013 – New York Special' "](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zgKefeqNug). Retrieved 12 August 2015

1. ["The Guardian – Aspiring urban star Sketchman from Sutton hopes your vote could help him work with Paloma Faith"](http://www.yourlocalguardian.co.uk/news/local/11052652.Aspiring_urban_star_Sketchman_hopes_your_vote_could_help_him_work_with_Paloma_Faith/). Retrieved 12 August 2015

1. ["The Telegraph – Samsung 'Launching People' hunts new talent"](https://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/samsung/10614227/Samsung-Launching-People-hunts-new-talent.html). Retrieved 12 August 2015

1. ["Fresh on the Net – Introducing Mixtape 7 Sep 2015"](http://freshonthenet.co.uk/2015/09/mixtape20150907/). Retrieved 7 September 2015"

1. ["Sketchman – Vevo"](http://www.vevo.com/artist/sketchman). Retrieved 12 August 2015"

1. ["Sketchman Vevo on Youtube"](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyTlKaSZMa4). Retrieved 12 August 2015"

1. ["Sketchman – Facebook 'The Paramount Tour' Photo Album"](https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1444625375845318.1073741828.1442429486064907&type=1&l=005aa5931f). Retrieved 12 August 2015

1. ["The Light - Single by Sketchman on Apple Music"](https://music.apple.com/gb/album/the-light-single/1099656849). *iTunes*. Retrieved 2016-09-14.

1. chudy, emily (2016-08-12). ["Listen to up-and-coming Grime and Rap artist Sketchman"](http://www.getwestlondon.co.uk/whats-on/music-nightlife-news/unsigned-friday-introducing-grime-rap-11734159). Retrieved 2016-09-14.

1. CharlieSloth (2016-09-14), ["Sketchman - Fire In The Streets"](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1wzLlZWDEE), retrieved 2016-09-14

## External links

- [Sketchman](https://www.youtube.com/sketchmanwot) on YouTube
- [The BBC page for Sketchman](https://www.bbc.co.uk/music/artists/9913f813-7cbe-4eb1-9fc5-a6e11b372fd3)
- [The MTV page for Sketchman](https://web.archive.org/web/20150830141541/http://www.mtv.com/artists/sketchman/)

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