TRIGZ HRB Turns Experience Into a Statement of Continuity on “To Be Continued”

The independent UK artist’s six-track EP connects personal history with an unfinished musical journey, with appearances from Loski, Fredo and Lil Dotz.

For TRIGZ HRB, the title “To Be Continued” carries a meaning beyond a promise of more music. Released on September 27, 2026, the EP arrives while the UK artist is incarcerated, bringing his experiences into a project concerned with where he has been and what he still intends to achieve.

Written and released during that period, the project draws on loss, loyalty, the environment that shaped him and the obstacles he has faced. Those subjects place his circumstances within a longer personal story rather than treating them as its conclusion. His focus remains on documenting that experience without allowing the past to determine the limits of his future.

The six-track sequence begins with “Labels” and “Drill Again” before moving into “Main Objective” featuring Loski. “Mikeys House” follows, then “Tell Em” brings Fredo and Lil Dotz into the project, with “Tell Me How You Feel” completing the tracklist. Across its approximately 18-minute running time, the EP combines solo recordings with two collaborative tracks.

“To Be Continued” follows a catalogue that includes “FINAL SCORE,” “Moncler Maya” and “MOB TIES,” alongside his “Plugged In” collaboration with Fumez The Engineer. More recent releases include “Keeping It Real” and “Zartstyle.” Together, those records trace the work leading into this project and establish that its arrival is part of an ongoing independent release history.

The EP’s subject matter also continues the concerns that have shaped that history: friendship, ambition, incarceration and the pressures surrounding everyday life. Its stated musical scope takes in rap, drill, hip-pop and R&B, while the underlying narrative stays personal. The project places those different strands under a title that explicitly leaves room for another chapter.

“To Be Continued” is available now across streaming services. For listeners discovering TRIGZ HRB through this release, the EP offers a concise entry point into the experiences informing his work, while its title makes clear that he does not consider the story finished.

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