MC Fizzy (born Dean Blair) is a South London-based musician, producer and community advocate whose career spans UK garage, grime, hip-hop and Afrobeat. Early in his career he rose to prominence as a core member of the UK garage collective Genius Cru, known for hits like “Boom Selection”, which reached number 12 on the UK Singles Chart and number 1 on the UK Dance Singles Chart in 2001. Music Crowns+3urbanvault.co.uk+3Music Crowns+3
Beyond his commercial success, MC Fizzy has long believed in the power of music as a tool for emotional expression, community connection and social change. Through his work, he has engaged young people, schools and community groups — using creative expression, songwriting and performance to support wellbeing and build confidence. For example, he was involved in a project during the 2012 Olympic period that engaged London children and communities through music and partnership with organisations such as Santander and the Spark Award Project. Music Crowns+1
As the founder of Music Changes Moods (UK Charity No. 1166686), MC Fizzy channels his musical experience, leadership and passion into creating programmes that use music, songwriting and creative expression to support emotional wellbeing and strengthen communities — both in the UK and in international outreach. His vision brings together artistry and social purpose: turning rhythm, lyric and collaboration into pathways for healing, connection and hope.