Electric currents of defiance pulse through Readey‘s “Unbound“, where UK hip-hop conventions are rewired into something altogether more expansive.
His flow weaves through the production with liquid precision, each bar building momentum like a train gathering speed before bursting through artificial boundaries.
The track’s architecture is masterfully constructed – dense verses give way to hooks that feel like coming up for air, while beneath the surface, layers of instrumentation create an undertow that pulls you deeper into the narrative. It’s a statement piece that manages to feel both politically charged and deeply personal, proving that Readey’s upcoming album ‘Nanotes’ might just be one of British rap’s most intriguing prospects.
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