Coming out of the UK drill music hub of Birmingham, twista cheese is a talented rapper on the rise who’s earned a reputation for his hook-driven songwriting talent. At the age of just fourteen, he embarked on his sonic journey when he started performing in the surrounding area and became a staple of the local music scene.
With his studio releases, he made his debut in 2020 with his first single “tell em” after which he took a brief but productive hiatus. Now, marking his return, he shares his first new music in two years with his latest drill anthem titled “Jump Out”.
Taking influence from artists such as Headie One, Ktrap and Kodak Black as well as inspiration from Chief Keef’s hit “Gun Violence”, on his recent single twista cheese spins his potent and razor sharp vocal flow over a driving mix of snapping beats and deep bass lines. Dropping another fiery UK rap cut, with “Jump Out” twista cheese once again manages to stand out in the cutthroat drill space.
In under two minutes, he serves up a rousing in-your-face sound that showcases his beat-perfect vocal delivery and ability to craft an energising musical voyage. Commenting on his new single, twista cheese says “Jump Out” is “merely a projection of fazes and situations” that he went through during an adolescent awakening. Adding, “I just want my fans to relate to my emotions and enjoy good Drill music.”
Listen to Jump Out below
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