Category: UK Rap

The masked Brit’s intimacy wears thin on his debut album, supplying flashes of career highs bogged down by filler.

Knucks brings a classy touch to UK hip hop on Alpha Place, a thirteen-track tape with plenty stories to tell.

Jordy demands your attention on his second EP, a six-track showcase of a man who’s taking rap seriously.

The West London export returns to form on his third mixtape, a showcase of organic drill and indelible bars that justify the hype.

The nation’s two most revered trappers combine for an appetising mixtape synonymous with their respective styles and origins.

Over a decade since he began releasing music, South London’s Youngs Teflon releases a career highlight.