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"&amp;quot;Once his A-level exams are out of the way in June expect to hear a lot more from Chipmunk,&amp;quot; says an anonymous record label worker on the Tottenham rapper&amp;#039;s MySpace page. It may not be particularly rock &amp;#039;n&amp;#039; roll, but it&amp;#039;s a neat reminder that the latest artist to emerge from London&amp;#039;s flourishing grime/urban scene is only just old enough to buy himself a beer in a pub. For an artist who&amp;#039;s already cracked the top ten (with a bit of help from DJ Ironik and Elton John), he&amp;#039;s still a relatively fresh-faced pup of a popstar. His latest single &amp;#039;Diamond Rings&amp;#039; shows no signs of youthful naivety, however, boasting just as much pop polish as recent offerings from N-Dubz and Tinchy Stryder. His bragging raps (&amp;quot;Girls see me and scream cause I&amp;#039;m on the TV&amp;quot;) may be lacking in originality, but the track&amp;#039;s breezy, ska-infused shuffle and feisty female backing vocals are infectious enough to suggest Chipmunk may have a future in the music industry. Now all he has to do is finish his BA degree and we might just get a full album.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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