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Due to his antics and memes from fans, Headie has made the rollout of the single a viral sensation within the UK Hip Hop community. “He’s doing everything besides dropping the song!”, a TikTok user cried as Headie posted a video of himself standing next to the infamous sofa he used to sleep on, placed in a glass cage like it belonged in the Louvre.

In case you haven’t been keeping up with Headie’s socials and you wondering who this mysterious Martin is, Martin is a friend from Headie’s come-up days who let the soon-to-be-famous rapper sleep on his sofa in the early days of his career.

The song serves as a tribute, not only to Headie’s own success but to the people that helped him along the way. A sentiment that isn’t often seen in the drill culture. The song itself nicely continues Headie’s seemingly endless run of great music. His previous single 50’s, which only came out a month prior, went down as a resounding success within the UK hip-hop community, and Martin’s Sofa has seemed to meet similar appraisal.

What makes this song so great in my opinion, is Headie’s storytelling ability. His lyrics of coming to and from shows from the humble beginnings of Martin’s Sofa feel very visual and even inspiring. It’s hard to imagine Headie ever struggling to make it as a rapper as he seems so engraved in the culture, however as he says in the song, everyone needs to start somewhere.

The song’s beat uses two main samples, Flatbush Zombies’ “Palm Trees” and Future’s Trap N”’gs. Many UK rap fans will be familiar with the Flatbush Zombies sample from Cadet’s iconic “Slut Freestyle”, and it wouldn’t surprise me if Headie is also paying tribute to the Clapham rapper as well.

With this new single, 50’s, and his Europe-centric mixtape “No Borders” which he released in November 2022, it seems like Headie might be the UK’s one to watch in 2023. All his latest releases show signs of a storm brewing and a potentially great Headie One album in the eye of it all.

Check out the music video to Headie One – Martin’s Sofa, down below.

Written By Jake Campbell.

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Autumn! returns to his “Pluggnb” roots with a warm-up EP that’s brilliant in it’s chilled-out simplicity. 

After the meteoric rise of “Rage-Trap” many “Pluggnb” artists, including Autumn!, have chosen to momentarily abandon the genre, favouring the synth-heavy production of producers like BNYX and F1LTHY, over the airy, chilled-out production of “Pluggnb”. Thus, a large part of Trap’s underground community have dubbed “Pluggnb” as a dying sound, another once trendy sub genre that has finally run its course, and although this might be true, it still hasn’t stopped Autumn! from returning to the genre with what might be his best work yet.

##B4GC2 is a precursor to Autumn’s upcoming album Golden Child 2, a sequel to one of Autumn’s first projects, and just like Golden Child 1, ##B4GC2 oozes super-chilled, Pierre Bourne-esque production, however this time, layered with improved vocal mixing and way better song structure.

In my opinion the EP’s third song (“Know You Hear Me”) is the gem of the project, a standout example of what Autumn! can do with the “Pluggnb” sound when he truly tries. The vocals are mixed and layered perfectly, gelling with the beat as if they never existed separately.

The beat itself has a very reminiscent sunset ambience, a type of feeling you’d only share with the red sky on a late-evening walk. What’s most impressive is the progression of the beat, it starts with just a few airy chimes that fly around the drum pattern, and then towards the ends it all builds up and bursts into a single spiralling synth that feels like that moment when you just break through the clouds on an aeroplane flight.

Artistry I’d never expect from someone like Autumn! .

Although the other songs may not be as euphoric as “Know You Hear Me!”, they’re still beautiful and perfectly serene. “My Collection!” might be one of my favourite Autumn! songs ever, the rapper charmingly sings of all the girls he’s loved and lost in a tongue in cheek way over a bliss Final Fantasy-like beat.

Even if you’re in the worst of moods, “My Collection!” is a song that’ll do everything it can to lift you up.

If you’re anything like me ##B4GC2 might take a few listens before you realise it’s greatness, at first, I was leaning towards labelling it as mediocre, but when the EP clicked on my third listen, I was left begging for more music that sounded like it, good music can’t get any better than that.

SCORE/Excellent: ##B4GC2 feels like how Goku might feel riding on his cloud, it’s airy, peaceful and a joy to listen to if you like relaxing music. With no skips and addictive replay value, it’s hard not to call this excellent.

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The song is characterized by its exceptional production quality and compelling songwriting, making it a strong contender for mainstream radio success.

It boasts a catchy chorus, and meaningful lyrics, and features top-notch vocals from both acts, showcasing their considerable talent.

The song also incorporates a blend of singing and rap, adding a fresh and fun dimension that aligns with current musical trends.

“LaLaLie” appears to be a promising track that introduces these emerging artists as noteworthy newcomers in the music industry.

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