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Latest Release
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- 31 MAY 2024
- 19 Songs
- STRENGTH TO STRENGTH · 2023
- Heaven or Hell - Single · 2024
- The Last Whip II · 2022
- DO NOT DISTURB (DELUXE) · 2024
- STRENGTH TO STRENGTH · 2023
- Joints · 2022
- Street Side Effects · 2020
- SMILE? · 2024
- The Last Whip II · 2022
- Whistle - Single · 2024
Albums
- 2024
- 2023
- 2023
- 2023
Artist Playlists
- Scorn and creeping threat from drill’s masked marvel.
More To Hear
- K-Trap talks new music, taking his mask off, and more.
- The artist picks his favourite feel good tracks.
- Ms Banks looks at how far British artists have pushed the UK rap scene over the years.
About K-Trap
There’s nothing wrong with cultivating an air of mystery, but UK rapper K-Trap realized in 2019 that he would need to ditch his balaclava to get mainstream gatekeepers interested in his brand of London drill. • K-Trap has been writing raps since he was 11. He began recording himself as a teen on Mixcraft software. • He entered the spotlight with his grimy 2016 single “David Blaine”, a song about cooking and selling drugs—not performing magic. • His most notable guest appearance came in 2019, when he joined frequent collaborators Headie One on Krept & Konan’s bristling “I Spy”. The single reached No. 18 on the UK charts. • Around the time of 2019’s No Magic mixtape, K-Trap ditched the balaclava, which he’d worn to maintain a degree of anonymity after a prison stint. • The rapper’s 2020 debut album, Street Side Effects, features a collaboration with UK rap pioneer Giggs.
- GENRE
- Hip-Hop/Rap