Unknown T

Production courtesy of South African beatsmith Musa Keys.

Featuring previous singles “Welcome 2 My Strip” with ODUMODUBLVCK, “Adolescence” with Digga D, “Right Hand” with Knucks, “PASSA”, and “Hard Life” with Scribz Riley.

The ‘mellow grime’ maestro returns with an ode to fatherhood after an extended hiatus.

The new track makes use of the instrumental from Giggs and Dubz’s 2007 classic, “Pain Is The Essence”.

The first in the series takes place at E1 tomorrow, October 12.

He also dropped off a video for new single, “Welcome 2 My Strip” with Nigerian star Odumodublvck.

Featuring Lancey Foux, Unknown T, Cruel Santino, and more.

From grime and garage to drill, rap, Afroswing, and his own Punjabi heritage, of course, it’s all stitched into the album to create an autobiographical tome.

So far, it’s unclear whether this is the first taste of a larger project from either artist, but it’s a welcome surprise from the pair all the same. 

Following its first drop of the year, London-based streetwear label Unknown has introduced its Pre-Spring 2023 campaign featuring UK drill star Unknown T.

Though Toronto rapper Northsidebenji hasn’t dropped an album since 2021, he’s keeping fans fed with the release of his new Prophecy EP that dropped today.

Central Cee is leading the charge among British rappers set to perform at this year’s Veld Music Festival in Toronto at Downsview Park in August.

The new comp includes tracks from the collective’s extended family of artists, many of whom appeared on Volume 1, as well as Horrid1 & Sav’O, 98s and more.

Toronto rapper Northsidebenji has returned by teaming up with British rapper Unknown T on the nocturnal transatlantic track “One In The Chamber."

Getting these two on a track together has been a long time coming and it’s pretty surprising it hasn’t happened already. Still, they’ve finally done it.

Clearly intent on making his debut mixtape count, he’s also dropped off some dramatic visuals for the tape’s lead single, “Page Nine”, with Alchubbino.

As impatient as anyone else with the debate, he’s waded in with ‘Who Said Drill’s Dead?’, which he's divided into two parts: “Just Landed” and “Batty & Bench”

Beats has now teamed up with Daily Paper for a pair of Studio Buds earphones which take inspiration from New York’s ’80s and ’90s hip-hop and graffiti scene.