Deletion of Verb T

Comment: I agree that the article is crap at the moment - it looks to be a close paraphrasing of http://www.ynr-productions.co.uk/web/artists.php?artist_id=69&page=artists this from his label's site. As we know though, that isn't in itself a reason to delete the article. I should admit that as a fan I am slightly biased with regards to UK Hip Hop, but I think I can demonstrate that  is ''just'' met. There isn't any coverage in mainstream media, but Verb T has been around for years and there are quite a lot of things in magazines e.g. http://www.flyglobalmusic.com/2006/verb-t-harry-love-bring-it-back-to-basics/ this, http://nijimagazine.com/2012/10/review-verb-t-the-morning-process/ this, http://www.wordplaymagazine.com/2012/10/reviews/verb-t-morning-process/ this, http://www.bonafidemag.com/review-verb-games/ this, http://www.broken-culture.co.uk/?p=4732 this and http://www.ukhh.com/oldreviews/lp/2300.html UKHH.com and http://rapnews.co.uk/?p=770 rapnews.co.uk which used to be the go-to places for UKHH information. The Four Owls are probably the most well known UKHH group ever (I've never got round to writing an article, but it would be easy) as http://www.broken-culture.co.uk/?p=2321# this shows. I admit these sources aren't the best in the world, but for more obscure music genres they're all that there is. Hopefully they show that while he's by no means a household name, he isn't a complete nobody either, and that we could write a neutral article about him
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NMUSIC)

Comment: per SmartSE; I think there's just about enough to scrape . Needs a rewrite, though
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:MUSICBIO)