K Trap

K-Trap, born Devonte Kasi Martin Perkins on October 21, 1995, in Lambeth, London, is a British rapper and songwriter known for his contributions to the UK drill scene. He initially gained attention in 2017 with his mixtape The Last Whip and quickly became recognized for his masked persona. K-Trap's music blends gritty drill with elements of trap and hip-hop, reflecting his experiences and personal growth. After spending two years in jail, K-Trap returned to music with a refreshed perspective and released several successful projects, including No Magic (2019) and Street Side Effects (2020). His rise to fame continued with his hit single "Big Mood" and collaborations with prominent artists like Headie One. K-Trap's music often explores themes of mental health, personal challenges, and resilience. He revealed his face in 2019, marking a shift from his masked persona, which he felt no longer aligned with his artistic identity. K-Trap's style continues to evolve, with his latest work, Trappo (2023), returning to his roots in trap music while still exploring different genres. With multiple accolades, including a MOBO Award and Brit Award nominations, K-Trap is solidifying his place in the UK music scene.