Stepz Shares Music Video for “Oh No”

It’s safe to say that Stepz is one of the most influential emerging artists on the scene. His current effort is a showcase for his crystal-clear inclination towards infectious soundwaves and conversational lyrics, with an emphasis on ambition, joy, and enterprise in place of violence. The 20-year-old navigates via snappy drum beats and bouncy melodies over slick production bolstered by new-wave royalty Slim Typical (D Double E, RV, M24). Stepz, who is clearly influenced by the pioneers of the UK grime movement like D Double E, is establishing himself as the leader of a new wave of youth culture that is sweeping his city and beyond.

The polished music video directed by Don Prod (Kwengface, Headie One, Digga D) and The Youngest Plug features Stepz in full Adidas Originals throughout, bringing his natural flair to life in a vibrant burst of colour and following him as he engages in busy studio sessions and dance-infused shenanigans that capture the pace and vibe of Stepz’ life.

With only a handful of official releases under his belt, Stepz has already established his persona and music as uniquely intertwined, resonating ever further into pop culture, from featuring international superstar Michael Dapaah in one of his videos to being brought out by Dizzee Rascal at The O2 for the 20th anniversary of his seminal album.

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