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CO-SIGNS FROM DTG, S1MBA, PAULO CHEKAL, PIERS JAMES, CURTIS J & MORE
In celebration of Black History Month, South East London’s very own up-and-coming Afro-fusion trailblazer UNCSS has unveiled his latest sultry single, ‘Black Queen’, an ode to the strong Black women in his life. Maintaining momentum with a string of irresistible releases this year, UNCSS has accumulated co-signs from hit-makers DTG and S1MBA, as well as fellow trailblazer Piers James, KODER, Curtis J, Paulo Chekal and more, not to mention radio support from The Beat London, Cool FM Lagos and Croydon FM – ‘Black Queen’ is a taste of what’s yet to arrive from the newcomer!
Seamlessly lacing Yoruba and English lyrics together, UNCSS introduces the track with infectious melodies and his signature silk-like vocals. Underlined with a mellow hip-moving production courtesy of Kaze Beats [Blue & Shiro’s Story], ‘Black Queen’ is a sultry drop that pays homage to the many beautiful Black women that surround him. Sharing his appreciation, UNCSS makes his intentions clear detailing a life of luxury for those around him. Painting a broader picture of the man behind the music, ‘Black Queen’ is another stand-out release from one of the UK’s most exciting Afro-fusion artists to arise.
Speaking on the release UNCSS commented, “Black Queen was inspired from a place of appreciating the true Black Queens. Queens that understand the mission of their King; a man with purpose.”
UNCSS’s Bio
UNCSS is a rising Afro-fusion artist hailing from Deptford, South East London. His musical journey began back in primary school, where he played the Congo drums before assembly. A few years down the line, he ignited his passion for rap, performing in the playground during lunch breaks.
UNCSS’s early life was marked by challenges on the streets, leading to a pivotal moment in Year 8 when he was sent to Nigeria for his safety. In Ibadan, he met Olumide Olunloyo, who inspired him to pursue music. They created beats and freestyles on the school bus, and UNCSS recorded his first single, “International Baby,” under the alias African Boy Sikes.
Upon returning to the UK, he debuted at Naija Party in The Park Festival, setting the stage for his musical career. Despite stepping away to manage and promote other artists, the lockdown reignited his passion for music. Post-lockdown, he fully embraced live performances, gaining a reputation for his dynamic stage presence.
Today, UNCSS is celebrated as an electrifying Afro-fusion artist, blending rich musical influences with an engaging live show. His journey reflects resilience and creativity, making him one of the most promising performers of his generation.
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