The first release from the BADMEANINGOOD series was compiled and mixed by Skitz: a key part of the UK Hip-Hop and Turntablist Movement in the early Noughties. The mixtapes tracklist was eclectic and featured musical game changers that drew from the past and paved the way for Grime, Dubstep and … (read more)

The first release from the BADMEANINGOOD series was compiled and mixed by Skitz: a key part of the UK Hip-Hop and Turntablist Movement in the early Noughties. The mixtapes tracklist was eclectic and featured musical game changers that drew from the past and paved the way for Grime, Dubstep and Jungle. Skitz's diverse selection includes records such as Roots Manuva's synth bass laden 'Witness (1 Hope)' and Slick Rick's topdown smash hit 'Mona Lisa'.

The album’s original artwork was produced by Banksy - and this image has only ever appeared in the BADMEANINGOOD series and is what the major art auction houses call ‘Signature Banksy’. In addition, Banksy produced four canvases of this image, one of which sold at Sothebys for $332,000 in March 2021.

This NFT comes with a limited edition 1/5 blueback poster. This Blueback poster comes with a certificate of authenticity and are stamped and signed by BADMEANiNGOOD copyright owner and series creator Austin Wilde.

Both Wilde and MakersPlace will donate 10% of their sales proceeds to MOAS Ukraine, a humanitarian organization that brings medical aid and assistance to the conflict-affected civilians of Ukraine.

About MOAS:
"MOAS is an international humanitarian aid and service provider currently active all over the globe, providing emergency response programs to vulnerable communities in crisis. Our work includes the deployment of a fleet of emergency vehicles and tactical medics to the front line in Ukraine, where they provide point of injury care and medical evacuations to those in desperate need. MOAS relies on the generosity and good will of our global community to keep these operations running. By partnering with BADMEANINGOOD creator Austin Wilde and MakersPlace we hope to send more essential, life-saving resources to where they are needed most. Together we will respond to violence and conflict with compassion and solidarity."