North London artist leaves his mark...
Nippa has released his highly anticipated new EP 'Hope She Hears This.'
The North London musician fuses R&B elements with features of UK production, incorporating dynamic shifts into his flows. Each track from Nippa tends to go viral, as his street-inspired take on alt-soul resonates with listeners.
Now available, the new EP 'Hope She Hears This' makes a powerful return, showcasing Nippa's expanding range. Tracks like the heartfelt 'Kiki’s Brown Eyes', the poignant 'Unfair', and the lovesick 'Regular Girl' position him as an artist ready to share his emotions.
The Tottenham-based R&B up-and-comer is already receiving acclaim on both sides of the Atlantic—check out his new EP below.
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Nippa has released his highly anticipated new EP 'Hope She Hears This'. The North London artist fuses R&B elements with certain UK production features, mixing in his