Pioneering Grime Producer Terror Danjah Dies at 45

The influential East London artist, known for shaping grime and R&G genres, leaves behind a rich musical legacy.

Terror Danjah, born Rodney Price in East London, was a foundational figure in grime music and a pioneer of the R&G (rhythm and grime) genre.
He collaborated with major grime artists including Wiley, Kano, D Double E, and Tinie Tempah, and released music on labels like Hyperdub and Planet Mu.
Known for his distinctive production style, he introduced a signature 'gremlin' audio stamp and blended elements of reggae, R&B, and electronic music.
Terror Danjah suffered a stroke in 2019, which left him in a coma; he later recovered but remained in poor health before his passing.
Tributes from peers and fans emphasize his generosity, influence on UK music culture, and enduring impact on grime and electronic music.