M Huncho, the UK Trapwave pioneer, has just released his highly awaited 19-track mixtape titled ‘my neighbours don’t know’. This project boasts an impressive lineup of features, including Nines, D Block Europe, Nafe Smallz, K-Trap, Slim, Steve Drive, Peezy, and top-tier production from Quincy, Mike Vegas, Chucks, Fumes, Chapo, Aaron or Rage, Heizenberg Ken, and RYU.
To celebrate the mixtape, M Huncho is embarking on a tour across the UK, with stops in Bristol, Nottingham, and Liverpool. He will also be performing at London’s Outernet on October 17th. What sets this project apart is the creative collaboration with cult artist Slawn, who designed the artwork and the full tracklist for the mixtape.
The cover art, featuring M Huncho in his old neighborhood with his family, symbolizes a new chapter in his life, as he recently became a father while maintaining his anonymity. Slawn’s bespoke artwork even includes the time his daughter was born, adding a personal touch to the project.
‘my neighbours don’t know’ delves into M Huncho’s mantra of “Mind Your Business,” touching on themes of identity, privacy, family life, and the challenges of the game. The mixtape features a diverse range of production styles, including Trap, Wavy, Rap, and more.
M Huncho kicks off the mixtape with ‘Where You Been,’ a track produced by Quincy, setting the tone with his signature storytelling. He opens up about the sacrifices he makes as an artist, often spending time away from his family while working in the studio or on tour. The mixtape covers a wide range of topics, including feelings of being underappreciated and undervalued in the music industry.
The mixtape also includes standout collaborations with artists like D Block Europe, Nines, Nafe Smallz, K-Trap, and Detroit legend Peezy. These tracks explore the anxieties and challenges of street life, as well as the unique experiences of each artist.
As the mixtape progresses, there’s a noticeable shift in tone, with tracks like ‘How You Feel’ and ‘MYB’ reflecting M Huncho’s newfound motivation and the impact of his daughter on his life. ‘Hate To Say,’ a four-minute freestyle, serves as a reflective conclusion, allowing M Huncho to candidly share his thoughts on the highs and lows he’s encountered throughout his journey.
‘my neighbours don’t know‘ showcases M Huncho’s growth as an artist and his willingness to open up about personal experiences, making it a must-listen for fans and a testament to his evolving artistry.
