The black beaches and desolate landscape of Iceland provide the perfect location for Lil Berete and Loski’s ‘Go N Get It’ video. The two rappers met up on the island that sits almost equidistant between their native cities of Toronto and London, and the result is a visual refresh for both artists.
With Lil Berete now banned from filming in his home estate of Regents Park in Toronto, the location of almost all of his previous videos to date, ‘Go N Get It’ visually and sonically takes both artists away from their homes and into bold new territory. Produced by 169 (who scored a #1 record with Dave and Fredo’s ‘Funky Friday’ as well as a top 10 with Headie One’s 18HUNNA) and recorded in London, ‘Go N Get It’ is the collaboration that should deservedly expose both young rappers’ talent across either side of the Atlantic.
ABOUT LIL BERETE
“Toronto’s most important rapper” – The FADER
“trap anthems that are as catchy as they are hard” – XXL Mag
With over 6 million streams on his debut project, Icebreaker, Lil Berete’s distinctive voice, raw talent and dynamic flow have a measured duality of confidence and vulnerability. So it makes sense that Lil Berete cites Akon, T-Pain, and Young Thug as his sonic influences. Combining his own gritty Toronto-fused slang with the influence of his mother’s music and art from her homeland of Guinea, Berete has quickly created his own unique lane in Toronto’s burgeoning underground rap scene.
Listen to the Lil Berete’s Icebreaker mixtape here
ABOUT LOSKI
“[Forrest Gump] is a confident introduction to the artist with a chorus begging to be played over and over.” – The FADER
“Loski has repeatedly proven that his rhythmic rap style and witty wordplay has allowed him to create banger after banger.” – XXL Mag
Every area has a top boy – an influence that the local kids look toward as an inspiration, a source of power, a king. In the south London district of Kennington, that star is a nineteen-year-old MC called Loski. Loski broke out last year and gifted fans with the long-awaited and highly anticipated debut solo mixtape Call Me Loose. Starting 2019 with a bang, Loski treated his supporters to ‘Boasy’, as well as the announcement of a brand new project ‘Mad Move’ coming this March, in line with his upcoming UK tour. Rich in terminology that can only come from an MC who has lived a life on the road and emerged onto the other side, his music presents an honest artist who is looking forward and unafraid to level up.
