HipHop Hero HR Releases New Single 'Stinkz' - A Heart Wrenching, Post Breakup Hit

This remarkable new single from the undeniably talented HR is a direct insight into his infatuating mind – a culmination of emotions, feelings & experiences encapsulated into 2 and a half minutes of pure Rap bliss.

Inspired by the end of his own relationship, HR ingeniously drew lyrical inspiration from a deep conversation with a close friend about being single and how they maybe, ‘didn’t appreciate the women in our life when they were there.’ Its drenched in that raw emotive feel which is what gives ‘Stinkz,’ its pure authenticity and, with help from the impeccable instrumental from awesome producer 2s and inch perfect production from studio engineer Ken Samson, the track was brought to life after the lyrics being tested over several different instrumentals.

Lines such as, ‘when the sun goes down am I on your mind cos I know you be on mine, I thought they said it was out of sight out of mind but I ain’t seen you in time,’ idyllically capture the essence of bitter heartache portrayed by HR. ‘Stinkz,’ is an essential listen for any UK HipHop fan and is arguably HR’s best work to date.

HR’s latest single ‘Stinkz’ is a captivating example of his talent as a rapper. With his raw and emotive lyrics, HR provides a glimpse into his mind, drawing inspiration from his own experiences and conversations with close friends. The instrumental produced by 2s and the production by Ken Samson perfectly complement HR’s lyrical content, making ‘Stinkz’ an exceptional piece of work. The song’s bitter heartache and authentic feel make it an essential listen for any UK HipHop fan. ‘Stinkz’ showcases HR’s talent as a musician, and it’s a track that is sure to leave a lasting impression on listeners.

Embarking on his musical journey a mere 7 years ago back in 2016, HR’s origin story of getting into the Rap scene is a completely unique one & adds such character to HR’s persona. After a friend pirated a version of DAW Logic for HR, he got hooked on creating musical masterpieces and stayed off sixth form to produce his first musical work – a disstrack. ‘I called the school and told them I had I migraine and then wrote back a disstrack and recorded it using just a pair of Apple earphones – I put it on twitter at the end of the day and back then I had basically no followers but it was picking up a lot more retweets then my normal tweets and when I got to school everyone was gassing me up and telling me I should rap more.’

This is what gave HR his motivational boost to go on and pursue a career in the industry and he was further boosted when his Ferdi freestyle went viral on Twitter. From that moment onwards, he’s been incessantly developing his craft and discography simultaneously & is eager to erupt onto the forefront of the UK Rap scene.