Uk drill is a genre of rap music that originated in South London in the mid-2010s, characterized by its dark, gritty sound and often nihilistic lyrics. Musically, it's defined by its slow-burning tempo, typically between 90-110 BPM, and heavy, syncopated rhythms, often accompanied by sparse, atmospheric instrumentation and haunting melodies. Vocals are often delivered in a deadpan, drawling style, with a focus on storytelling and vivid descriptions of life in London's streets. Emerging from the UK's road rap scene, uk drill drew inspiration from Chicago drill, grime, and trap, but its unique blend of British slang, introspective lyrics, and sonic experimentation set it apart. By 2017-2018, uk drill had gained mainstream popularity, with many artists achieving viral success on platforms like YouTube and SoundCloud. Despite controversy surrounding its alleged links to gang violence, uk drill has been praised for its raw, unflinching portrayal of urban life, offering a powerful voice to marginalized communities and cementing its place as a significant force in contemporary British music.

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Single - Released May 2, 2025