Abstract Orchestra is a UK Hip-hop ensemble formed by producer Rob Mitchell. Abstract cut their teeth covering the work of J Dilla and MADVILLAIN, leading to a collaboration with Dabrye and MF DOOM on the remix of 'Air', and the original release of 'New Day' featuring Illa J (brother of J Dilla). Abstract has become part of the Slum Village family, after working with Young RJ on two of his albums, re-working 'Fantastic Vol.2' in collaboration with SV, and most recently, appearing on the new Slum Village album 'F.U.N'

Mitchell, long-time fan of Guilty Simpson, shared the same album credits with Guilty on Young RJ's (one half of Slum Village) 'Two Hands Up' album. Mitchell had originally sent a beat to Guilty Simpson a number of years ago but got shelved. Fast forward a few years and Mitchell decided to rework the track, by completely re-writing the beat and instrumental to Guilty's vocals…..now becoming [the] "Big Bad Wolf".

The track starts in a dream like state before the live drums drop. Guilty Simpson's heavy, low baritone voice delivers lyrical punches with intensity. The track feels like it's in two parts, the 1st part creating tension through the percussive strings and broken bass line. The 2nd part drops with a much thicker texture and more layers, creating a lush and deep sound that Includes synths, strings and deep reverb vocals, all before a return to the dream like outro. Guilty Simpson is the Big Bad Wolf, with lyrics such as "back for revenge", "when a good guy becomes a villain" and "tally up the men I bruise….Guilt" - Mic drop…..