Low-Kee is back with a hard-hitting freestyle titled ‘Cypher’, and is sounding bigger and better than ever. For fans of Caps, Frenzo Harami & JJ Esko. Low-Kee hails from Leicester and has been supported by Link Up TV and BBC Asian Network. Having started releasing music in 2021, Low-Kee was first writing bars at 15 and it’s clear to see the progress he’s made since.

Discussing his journey so far, Low-Kee explains: “What inspired me to get into music was we had a really bad tragedy where we all went through a massive heartbreak, which took a big part in my life away. I was stressed for a long time, not thinking right and I had so much going on in my brain and in my heart, my uncle pushed me forward to make music.”

With over a million views on his video with Jazz Aulakh on the track shooter, ‘Cypher Freestyle’ is the perfect next step. Having spent weeks in the studio grinding out his future hits, 2022 looks like it’s going to be a big year for the Leicester lad.