Trillary Banks

Just last month, Leicester rap queen Trillary Banks dropped off her 90s Baby mixtape, a 16-track collection that summoned all sorts of cultural signs and signif

As the title suggests, it’s a celebration of the rap scene and infrastructure that raised a lot of us; even featuring MykalMillion as the tape’s host.

Produced by ShadowOnTheBeat, it pulls elements of drill, dancehall and rap together for a dark and energetic combo of hi-hat triplets and stuttering bass.

Repurposing the words of a less-than-savoury character she calls Uncle Larry, "Good Good" becomes a sex-positive late summer scorcher for the fans.

New heat from the Leicester sheller.

Placing the hallmarks of rap lifestyle and glamour in the context of the East Midland's stark, wintry landscapes.

Hard work will always pay off eventually—as long as you're as talented as Trillary.

No Boys Allowed.

A bop.

Vibes on vibes...

"Ya nuh ready.."

And that's Trillary. Not Hillary.