The Truth (British rapper)
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The Truth | |
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| Birth name | The Truth[citation needed] |
| Genres | Hip hop |
| Occupation(s) | Rapper |
| Years active | 2008—present |
| Labels | unsigned |
| Website | Official Website |
The Truth is a UK-based Asian rapper.
Biography[edit]
Truth first came on the scene at the age of 13-14 by sculpting underground urban markets and artists alike. From hosting college radio shows, to setting up local pirate radio stations with freestyles and fights, The Truth slowly built a reputation that saw them take to the stage with artists such as Donaeo and Lady Sovereign.
After leaving aside the radio stations and rave scene, The Truth became part of a four-man MC group. From recording in a computer room to lacing his vocals in a fully equipped studio in the heart of London, The Truth became a solo artist alongside the producer of the group Bobby Wonda. After having taken a break from music and earning a fully certified law degree, The Truth had the freedom to create new music. The music had now become formulated yet liberated; it was now commercialized yet bespoke.[citation needed]
From The Truth's debut single "Kya Karoon" (2010) to his follow-up "Sharabi" (2010), The Truth performed at Wembley Stadium for the Asian Achievers Awards 2010, BBC Maida Vale Studios 2011, and Glastonbury 2011. The Truth's latest[when?] single, "I Make 'Em Say" (2011) has been played multiple times on BBC Radio 1.[citation needed]
He has featured on BBC Radio 1, BBC Asian Network, Wembley Stadium, BBC Maida Vale, and Glastonbury 2011. On 1 October 2011, The Truth won Best Urban Act at the Brit Asia Awards 2011, making this his first award, from his first nomination.[1]
Singles[edit]
- "Brown Butterfly" (produced by Bobby Wonda) 2009
- "Kya Karoon" (produced by Bobby Wonda) 2010
- "Sharabi" (produced by Mentor Beats) 2010
- "Mike Lowery Freestyle" (produced by Skepta 2011)
- "Sheila Ki Jawani" (Friction Lab Remix with Bobby Wonda) 2011
- "Jaan Jayegi" (produced by Bobby Wonda) 2011
- "I Make 'Em Say" (produced by Pinju) 2011
References[edit]
- ^ "Chakdey.com". Chakdey.com. Retrieved 2020-07-11.
External links[edit]
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