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    Rapper Skripture Releases New Single: Who Don’t Love Me

    Rapper Skripture Releases New Single: Who Don’t Love Me

    West end spitter Skripture returns with his ironclad new single “Who Don’t Love Me.”

    Skripture is a modern renaissance man of sorts: morphing his artistry at will — actively switching between emceeing, singing, and beat-making. Embodying all of his signature traits in one tight-knit package — the West London rhymer has returned with his long-awaited grime-laced gem “Who Don’t Love Me.”

    Slated as the lead single from the rapper’s upcoming album One Accord, “Who Don’t Love Me” is constructed with Black Belt-adjacent lyrical acrobatics throughout. Skripture’s wordplay is boundless as ever on “Who Don’t Love Me” — and it’s only getting better with time.

    Residing in a realm between trap, drill, and grime, Skripture unleashes a melody-driven refrain before the track erupts into a cavalcade of molten bars: effortlessly complemented by the skippy, self-produced instrumental.

    Outside of being an active rapper, vocalist, and producer: Skripture is a one-man studio, regularly mixing, mastering his own tunes and penning tracks for other artists.

    Bass Guitar is his first instrument which Skripture learned — and he’s been playing for over 20 years, learning acoustic and electric guitar, piano and drums along the way.

    Skripture was a founding member of the collective The Truth Movement. The group had the likes of Michael Kiwanuka, Prgrshn & Dornik as active members of the crew. The Truth Movement both produced tracks and performed as a live band, supporting many throughout the U.K. scene.

    Additionally, the rapper was also a member of the trans-Atlantic urban rock group The Score. The Score boasted members including Grammy Award-winning producer Taylor Graves [Thundercat, Kimbra] and his brother Cameron Graves [Kamasi Washington, Jada Pinkett]. They recorded material with starts like will.i.am and a laundry list of other household names.

    As a solo beatmaker, Skripture has produced records for Bashy, Tinchy Stryder, Dappy, and many more. Skripture has also had a considerable amount of sync success with his music used by brands and networks such as Adidas, F1, MTV, CNN, and Netflix.

    With a steady influx of singles released throughout 2022, Skripture is showing no signs of slowing down. His latest body of work, One Accord, is shaping up to be the crystallization of his work ethic — and ‘Who Don’t Love Me’ is just the beginning.

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