URBAN VAULT UK
Tottenham, North London-based Drill artist SJ recently released his new solo project THE BIGGEST WHAT IF? featuring Headie One, Abra Cadabra, DoRoad & more…
One of the faces for the younger generation of Drill music SJ, part of the infamous OFB (Bandokay, Double Lz) has released his debut project ‘The Biggest What If?‘. The heavy-hitting 21-track mixtape will be the first debut project from drill’s youngest in charge SJ (OFB) and bring together a whole host of some of the best in the scene such as Headie One, Abra Cadabra, DoRoad, Mazza L20, Izzpot, Bandokay, SLIM, 163 Margs and Eight Zero.
Hearing only a few selected tracks from the tape such as day ‘Where We From / Free SJ’, the first single & a double release, Daily Duppy, and ‘WOIYOI‘ ahead of the mixtape release, fans will have a treat and lots of new music to take in.
SJ’s rise and numbers on his previous releases speak for themselves with his hard-hitting quintessential style earning him a dedicated and loyal fanbase. This will be explored in a Trap Lore Ross Documentary that dropped on the 20th of August.
About SJ: Coming from Tottenham in North London, SJ had a promising football career before arriving on the drill scene with ‘Bad B On The Nizz’ alongside fellow OFB members Bandokay and Double Lz, currently on six million YouTube views.
Quickly gaining popularity, the trio reunited for classic track ‘Ambush’ (33m YouTube views), before SJ’s debut solo track ‘Youngest In Charge’, currently on over 70m streams, a highly anticipated track given that SJ is seen as the face of the younger generation of drill music. Previous collaborations include Headie One, Digga D, and 163 Margs.
Most recently, SJ was featured on the remixes of Mazza_L20’s viral track ‘Murdaside’, which simultaneously trended on YouTube at #1, #2, #6, and #11. There was an #18 debut on the official charts and the track held the #1 position on the video streaming chart for 2 weeks.
SJ’s ‘Plugged In’ freestyle was released 6 months ago with 3.5m YouTube views, showing the demand for the rapper is still there, ahead of his debut solo project ‘The Biggest What If’.
SJ is letting it be known he is still the face of the younger generation of Drill music.