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17 Year old Electro Hip-Hop Rapper Hailing from East Dulwich!


averyj33

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I have found this artist recently and after speaking to my son have actually found that he is actually a 17 year old living in the area who attends charter! I just wanted to promote this here because I think that it's wonderful that the youth in our area our so creative (even though his lyrics get a little unsavory sometimes, which my son assures me is all for the artistic intent and completely faked.) I still think that young people exercising their creative talents like this should still be encouraged.

Here is the link to his SoundCloud below, if you have the time definitely take a listen if you are interested!


My personal favorite song of his, "Wonky"

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