Wretch 32 And Avelino Reignite 'Young Fire, Old Flame' With The Release Of 'More Fire, More Flamez'

More Fire, More Flamez lands with the weight you expect from Wretch 32 and Avelino. The North London pair step back into their Young Fire Old Flame partnership and lock straight into that familiar chemistry.

This drop comes ahead of the ten-year anniversary reissue of their original project, a moment fans have been waiting for, especially after their new Daily Duppy reminded everyone how sharp they still sound together.

The track is a direct nod to UK underground history. Sampling More Fire Crew’s Oi, they flip a classic into something tighter and faster, carrying their own fire through switched-up pacing and bar-for-bar precision. It feels like a link between eras, paying respect to a key moment in UK music while pushing it forward with the kind of polish only two seasoned writers can bring.

The video pushes the point. It frames the track as a reintroduction, putting focus on the duo’s presence and the partnership that made them one of British rap’s strongest pairings. It’s loud, confident and gives the track the weight it deserves.

Back in 2015, Young Fire, Old Flame hit as a rare meeting of generations. Wretch brought depth, skill and years of work behind him. Avelino arrived hungry, sharp and ready to push into new territory. The project pulled in features from Youngs Teflon, Fuse ODG, Yungen, Sneakbo, Loick Essien, Moelogo and more, showing how wide their reach was even then. Their Fire in the Booth from that era is still seen as one of the highlights in the platform’s history, and it shaped how collaborations were judged for years after.

Together, they still hit the mark. They move like two artists who know exactly what they bring. Wretch’s clarity and craft paired with Avelino’s pace and punch. More Fire More Flamez doesn’t try to recreate 2015. It builds on it, showing how far both artists have come without losing the spirit that made Young Fire Old Flame hit in the first place.