Rising South- East London rapper ML releases ‘Folks’, the next instalment of a slew of releases in the run up to his debut mixtape later this year.

Not sticking to one sound, ML is a diverse musician who plans to show his versatility across all his forthcoming releases and bases his music on current feelings and life experiences.

‘Folks’ features a skippy production with ML’s smooth flow and vocals. The track itself is relatable on many levels. Lyrically it references the street mentality of not liking someone because of someone they associate with. Whereas the video reflects a narrative of someone who’s trying to find their path and pursue their dreams. At the start we see ML in a garden working, whilst a colleague tells him that his track is big, ML explains, he’s trying to do some ‘major things’. Throughout the video we see ML progress through jobs to pursue his real passion for music.

This is just the beginning of what is looking to be a fulfilling career for the young rapper.