S-X
British producer and singer/songwriter S-X initially worked behind the scenes before finding his voice in 2017, issuing a run of hook-laden pop, rap, and R&B singles. Releasing his debut mixtape, Reasons, in 2018, S-X followed it up with three more mixtapes before issuing his debut album, 2022's things change. His sophomore album, Anywhere But Here, arrived at the end of 2023.
Born and raised in Wolverhampton, England, S-X (aka Sam Gumbley) found a love of music when in his early teens, initially learning to play drums before moving into production. In 2010 he released his debut track "Woooo," an instrumental that was picked up by the U.K. grime scene before becoming the bed of D Double E's "Bad 2 Tha Bone." S-X’s mix of trap beats, pop hooks, and R&B quickly became much sought-after and over the next few years, he worked with Chip, Skepta, Childish Gambino, and Lil Wayne. Alongside his production work he also started to issue his own material and in 2017 stepped out of the shadows to front his own songs. Following a handful of singles, the EP, House Clothes, arrived that same year. 2018 saw S-X issue two mixtapes -- Reasons and Temporary -- which saw him collaborating with Lily Allen and JME, while the following year saw him team up for the first time with social media personality and rapper, KSI. The track "Down Like That," which also featured Rick Ross and Lil Baby, propelled them into the U.K. Top Ten singles chart and would become the start of a productive relationship with KSI. 2019 also saw him issue his third mixtape, True Colours, which featured the tracks "Too Soon" and "Always Wrong." Over the course of the next two years, the ever-prolific S-X worked on his fourth mixtape, A Repeat Wouldn't Go a Miss, as well as providing songwriting and production duties on KSI's 2021 sophomore album, All Over the Place. In 2022 S-X readied the release of things change, his debut album proper, with the tracks "locked out" featuring KSI, and "all night" featuring Trippie Redd preceding its release. Toward the end of 2023, new material appeared in the run-up to the release of his sophomore album, Anywhere But Here.
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A Repeat Wouldn't Go A Miss
Pop - Pubblicato da BMG Rights Management (US) LLC il 12 ago 2021
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Always Wrong
Hip-Hop/Rap - Pubblicato da BMG Rights Management (US) LLC il 28 mag 2021
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True Colours
Hip-Hop/Rap - Pubblicato da BMG Rights Management (US) LLC il 26 set 2019
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Reasons
Hip-Hop/Rap - Pubblicato da BMG Rights Management (US) LLC il 30 mar 2018
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All Night (feat. Trippie Redd)
Pop - Pubblicato da BMG Rights Management (US) LLC il 14 gen 2022
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Who We Are
Pop - Pubblicato da BMG Rights Management (US) LLC il 29 ott 2021
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had me, lost me
Hip-Hop/Rap - Pubblicato da BMG Rights Management (US) LLC il 28 mag 2021
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Voodoo (feat. Gia Woods)
Elettronica - Pubblicato da BMG Rights Management (US) LLC il 21 giu 2015
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Feels So Good
Pop - Pubblicato da BMG Rights Management (US) LLC il 28 mag 2021
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Feels So Good (Alternate Version)
Pop - Pubblicato da BMG Rights Management (US) LLC il 25 giu 2021
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Dangerous
Hip-Hop/Rap - Pubblicato da BMG Rights Management (US) LLC il 28 mag 2021
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Council Pop
Elettronica - Pubblicato da BMG Rights Management (US) LLC il 3 giu 2016
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Who We Are (The Instrumental EP)
Pop - Pubblicato da BMG Rights Management (US) LLC il 10 dic 2021
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Show Me Love
Hip-Hop/Rap - Pubblicato da BMG Rights Management (US) LLC il 16 giu 2017
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missing
Hip-Hop/Rap - Pubblicato da BMG Rights Management (US) LLC il 28 mag 2021
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