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Soft lights on the table where the stories lie
Silver forks reflect shadows of what we hide
The napkin’s stained but the truth’s still plain
We take a seat in silence, we carry the chain

Mother pours the tea, father clears his throat
The tablecloth holds memories of every note
Tâches on the linen like our names carved deep
Every mark a secret we promised to keep
Grandma softly humming in the corner of her gaze
She knows the history we treat like holidays
Kids laughing loud but the mood stays tight
We swallow the past though it sits in plain sight
Older voices whisper in rooms down the hall
Unsaid resentments decorating the wall
We pass the plates but not the words unspoken
We wear forgiveness thin, the fabric’s broken
The gravy flows easy, the pain stays thick
We toast to the future but the past still sticks
The napkin’s soaked but we don’t wipe the stain
Because the story’s ours and we own the pain

Tablecloth stains, they name our names
Secrets we never wash, echoes of old games
We dine in the hush, we dine in the ache
Generations seated where the silence takes
Tablecloth stains, they name our names
Legacy of quiet wars, never seen in the frames
We lift our glasses but we know the cost
In the theatre of smiles we drown what’s lost

Dad clears his throat and adjusts the light
Pretends the past is gone though it haunts the night
Cousins swap plates, avoiding the glance
The stain on the cloth stays in its trance
We’re heirs of unresolved, bearers of the hush
We dress the wound in laughter, rush the blush
Every toast’s a cover for something unsaid
Every smile a marker of what we fled
Mother touches the rim of her wine glass slow
Her eyes wander to a place we don’t go
Kids draw pictures of house and home
But walls built of silence won’t let us roam
The napkin catches drops but never the tears
We fold it each year, respect the fears
Still the cloth shows signs of the fights we lost
Sending signals in the wrinkles at the cost

Tablecloth stains, they name our names
Secrets we never wash, echoes of old games
We dine in the hush, we dine in the ache
Generations seated where the silence takes
Tablecloth stains, they name our names
Legacy of quiet wars, never seen in the frames
We lift our glasses but we know the cost
In the theatre of smiles we drown what’s lost

In the basement boxes old letters lie
“Sorry” never written, just passed us by
Broken phrases between the lines of ease
We hide the scars under the family breeze
Footsteps echo in rooms where we never walked
Voices paused in love but the silence talked
The fabric folds keep every remnant there
We watch the dinner end but the burden stays bare
We hold the napkin, we sniff the air
The stain’s not cleaned, it’s too aware
Generational muteness built on polite lies
We lift our forks but the truth don’t rise

Tablecloth stains, they name our names
Secrets we never wash, echoes of old games
We dine in the hush, we dine in the ache
Generations seated where the silence takes
Tablecloth stains, they name our names
Legacy of quiet wars, never seen in the frames
We lift our glasses but we know the cost
In the theatre of smiles we drown what’s lost

Lights dim slow, plates moved away
The stains remain where we once prayed
We fold the cloth, keep the scars concealed
Tablecloth stains, the truth unrevealed

Tablecloth Stains

Helping to put Derby on the map; UK rap riser K1 is ready to shake up the music industry!

Born and raised in the East Midlands city of Derby, K1 has already made quite the impression on the music industry. Journeying back to his viral hit ‘Broken Hearted Crook’ back in October of 2021, which has since gained over 8 million streams and views combined. The UK rap riser has gained a growing following on both TikTok (35k+) and Instagram (29k+) not to mention his 900,000+ monthly listeners on Spotify, that are eager to hear what’s next from the artist.

Standing as one of the many up-and-coming artists that are holding it down for the UK’s regional talent outside of the capital, K1 grew up in a small city named Derby nestled in the East Midlands. “Growing up in Derby was alright. The area I grew up in was in between the rough area and the nice area. I used to play a lot of football and sing a lot – I’ve been quite musical from day one”, K1 explained, “The only problem with Derby when I was growing up was not everyone was on the same length with music in comparison to somewhere like London. Derby was a bit shy of that!”.
In between playing football with his friends and competing in the school talent shows as a singer, K1 grew up on an assortment of genres, “I listened to a lot of Eminem and N Dubz growing up! *laughs* I listen to quite a lot of genres; Lo-Fi, Rap, Alternative, and Indie music, it’s never been just one sound” he said. Although admitting that his vocals weren’t always the strongest at school, music has always been one of K1’s first interests…little did he know that in the years to follow it would change his life.

Back in 2018 he would visit his friend’s house who had a small studio set-up that they would play around with; switching the vocals for bars, K1 made a freestyle to Headie One’s track ‘Both’ that received further encouragement from his friends to start writing raps instead. “I sacked the singing off and started rapping about everything. I started getting into Drill, but I think that’s because that was what was popping at the time. I thought to myself am I really a Drill artist like that? Is that what I really want to talk about? My whole persona just changed from then. I wanted to talk about things that were relevant to me as opposed to the streets; I was getting sick of hearing that!”, K1 explained.

Dropping his debut single back in 2021 named ‘Demon’ he followed through with a string of singles that aligned with Drill. However, after a moment of reflection and realising that this wasn’t a true representation of his artistry he released ‘Broken Hearted Crook’ as a freestyle on TikTok and it flew! Gaining positive feedback from people all over the world who could relate to the track he released it as an official single, “I didn’t even know how to use TikTok – I wasn’t even going to drop the track! *laughs* It was just a freestyle, and it got a mad reaction. Prior to that song I had already written a lot of songs like that so for it to get that reaction I thought this must be my way to get recognition in music properly.”

Sustaining the buzz around his name he swiftly followed through with ‘Why You Gotta Lie’. Having the same effect as his previous single, ‘Why You Gotta Lie’ broadened his fanbase further and created yet another viral moment. With people quick to compare him to UK hit-maker Central Cee, K1 took it in his stride to steer away from being labelled a “TikTok sample rapper” with his next release and drop something closer to home, “My music can’t be anymore relatable to me; it can frustrate me at times, but I do take it as a compliment because Central Cee is huge and such a good artist. But I am not trying to give off the persona or do the same thing”, he explained. “‘Derby to Moston’ I made before ‘Broken Hearted Crook’ in fact I even made the video for that before I released the track. I was going to drop another song with an Akon sample, but I wanted to drop something that felt real before I get labelled as a TikTok sample rapper. ‘Derby to Moston’ means a lot, it’s a very personal song to me.”

Like any artist who’s a perfectionist with their craft, K1 prefers to go to the studio and record several tracks at a time, “I’ll write a couple of songs before I go to the studio; I don’t tend to write in the studio that much unless I’m going in with a producer and we’ll whip something up from scratch. Normally I like to take my time, do it from home and really put some effort into it. When I get to the studio, I’ll lay them out, I usually do a few songs per session; even if I don’t like all of them, I’ll know at least I’ve made one hit today. I’m a perfectionist!”.

Gearing up for his latest single ‘Different Man from the project “Love Never Dies”, that is set to drop on February 17th, K1 delivers a thought-provoking track that explores a relationship gone south,
“I don’t know how to feel no more
I kick down the door but I still feel raw
Cause I’m fucked right down to the core
But you would be too if you saw what I saw
Pain in my heart that I can’t ignore”

Expressing that music is his source of therapy he unravels a vulnerable side to himself that enables fans to feel resonate with his artistry further. Underpinned with a spacious and acoustic-led beat he seamlessly glosses the angelic sample that instantly leaves you wanting more.
With a string of successful singles behind him, K1 has been working hard to create a body of work to showcase not only his artistry but his versatility too, “I’ve finished my album now which will be coming out next year; a lot of the tracks on there are real rap and lo-fi. I’ve also got tracks that are more melodic and others that incorporate Drill, so I am trying to branch out”, he commented. Only touching the surface of what he’s capable of, the Derby artist is one to watch this year!

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