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Masked, feminist rapper, B of Briz, returns with a fiery new EP – check out the first single

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Fresh off of her debut album, which was one of our favourite albums of 2024, unique, feminist rapper B of Briz is back with a brand-new EP, to be released on 9th of September 2025. B of Briz dropped us a message telling us a bit about the first single off of the new album:

“I’ll be releasing singles this summer from my forthcoming EP, ‘Solace’ coming 9th September 2025. The most imminent of those singles is ‘Profoundly sick society’ – out on 17th July. It’s an alt hip hop contemplation about what happens when stuff’s gone really badly wrong… how do we resist and recover and regroup?  It’s got a fire bass line too.”

With a PhD in philosophy and a passion for feminism and social justice, there’s no doubt her music will connect people and offer hope in these times of division.

“It’s a record that offers consolations from Bristol and sanctuary in turbulent times. Sun-soaked, dystopic, full of hope, life-affirming rejection of the death cults of fascism.”

“They say it’s not healthy to adapt to a profoundly sick society,
To enforce it’s laws a hall-of-mirrors version of piety,
Do some cruel shit, standing on the ceremony of false propriety

So write the revolutionary text,
Even though we might be next,
Even when the words we write are obscured by the flickering of the gaslight,
Even when they come in the night, with hearts full of spite, sure that they’re right”

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