Did you know there is a rap song dedicated to Southport?
As previously reported, former Southport College student Phil Bridge composed the song about his experiences growing up in the seaside town.
Phil, 48, lived in Southport before moving to Canada in 2012.
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The lyricist, who works in oil fields as a day job, is currently in the process of launching a record label, along with its own studio.
The coronavirus pandemic has delayed his plans to make music, but Phil is determined A Sed It records will produce and record artists very soon.
Phil told the ECHO : "I've been back in the UK for almost a year, I came back for Christmas and have been here since [due to travel restrictions].
"It has changed a lot, it's very different from the Southport I grew up in."
Before leaving Canada, Phil says he spent some £150,000 on a recording studio and is launching his own label.
He has also recorded a new song, Pray, which he hopes will be released soon.
The dad-of-four previously told the ECHO : "I love Southport because no matter where I go, it is still regarded as my home.
In his song, SPT, Phil can be heard singing “living the dream, being obscene, just another Sandgrounder “ with the video showing him dressed in a fake curly wig, gold chain and white cap.
The singer, songwriter and producer also mentions a topic constantly debated by Sandgrounders - the accent.
In the four-minute tune Phil includes the line: “Some people talking Manc, some people talking Scouse, but who’s the champ on the wheel in the funhouse?”.
There are plenty more songs in Phil’s repertoire with one of them - Entertain Yuzz - amassing almost 12,000 views on YouTube.
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