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Not heard any new music today? "That's Alright", Oscar #WorldPeace has you covered!

  • May 22, 2016
  • Mike Wood
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It's been a busy couple of years for UK rap music, which has seen it spread from the clutches of our British couterparts, and spread overseas to a mass of adoring new fans. Whilst the likes of Skepta, Stormzy and Kano quite rightly get the plaudits for sending over vibes across shores, the more hidden, up-and-coming artists are throwing their own hats into the ring as to who should be heard outside of the British Isles.

Step forward Oscar #WorldPeace, a London born rapper who's currently starting his own mini revolution in the UK. When he's not tearing up European cities as part of the Tonga Balloon Gang, Oscar is releasing hard hitting rap music, made to get you nodding your head with appreciation. His previous single, "No Change" saw him tackle take on a bumpin' dark beat, but with his latest single "That's Alright", Oscar is showing he can consistently put out great music. With a verse from Skepta collaborator and all round badman Ragz Originale, Oscar weighs in with some of his best bars to date, coupled with a dope flow that rides the instrumental so well.

Be sure to cop the single on iTunes!

Connect with Oscar #WorldPeace: Twitter | Soundcloud | Facebook 

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Mike Wood

Born and raised in the UK, Rap connoisseur and all round music nerd. I've got a love for streetwear, art and good movies!

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