High Focus Records was established in 2010 to offer a platform for a new generation of rappers and producers in the UK. 

Twelve years on and nearly 200 releases later, our mission statement remains the same; to champion the most forward-thinking artists, with a key focus on strengthening the pillars that continue to unify the scene to this day (and beyond).


~HFR

'Bird's Eye' Out Now 🕊
https://ravynlenae.lnk.to/BirdsEye

Inquiries: ravynlenaemusic@gmail.com

hello my name is harvey and i am also know as toad or by my full christian name harvs le Toad. I make beats & also rap as an artist on yogocop records

>> @skipclassrecords <<
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https://sangriakong.bandcamp.com/
https://www.instagram.com/sangrizzy827/

UK-based record label & events collective est. 2013. 

Home to:
@vlvt-1
@hedchef
@shrykeox3
@nina-romo
@mike-drones
@loepa
@ionacoburn

Contact/label submissions: deepcoveroxford@gmail.com

Hi I’m Mëi, sorry I wasn’t around for a few years. Things got pretty weird. I think you’ll like what I’ve made though. Coming out 10th of November: Deadstock!

If you’re new here, I used to be a lofi hip-hop artist back in 2016-19. The time when 24/7 lofi hip-hop radio became uber-trendy and thus I garnered quite a few views. I went to this church once (out of despair, I don’t usually go to church), and bumped into people there who'd been listening to Coexist and Hydration apparently on repeat. That was pretty cool. I released those songs under College Music. It was doing pretty well until I fell off the face of the earth (as artists do), simply because I’m a melancholic sulky musician who thought changing my name 100+ times would make me famous (it didn’t). 

I came up with a pretty sick name: Crysalice, which I began to release some music under. But before that I went with the name Ida Vallens (omg so embarrassed by this one). Ida Vallens did well, played some shows supporting Rag’n’Bone Man and Clean Bandit. You’re probably wondering how that happened to a chronically-online bedroom pop girl boss. I'm not getting into it here cause I’ve burned many bridges in the process. But I’m back, with about 20 unreleased toons. These days I make music more reminiscent of Lana Del Rey than Clairo’s lofi bops. Still, keeping in theme, I’ll be gradually pouring out a back catalogue of some steamy bedroom bangers. It’s all quite David Lynchy as I became an art school girly (slay).

[GAIJIN]-[KEMASTRY]- [ALI ZE]- [MARIA LAVEAU] -[FIO]-[ART VANDELAY]-[GRIEVEOUS TRUMPET]-[FENUGA]

Bookings & Info: Contactcoops1@gmail.com

Not many rappers can boast that their first ever live performance was at London’s O2 Arena, supporting hip hop legend, Nas. Such was the talent of Jordan Cooper, aka Coops, who at 23-years-old won Choice FM’s Breakthrough Competition, and the chance to perform alongside one of his formative influences. “I want to be inspired by the greats, rather than what’s current,” the North Londoner explains, citing Jay Z, A Tribe Called Quest and Eminem as other major inspirations. 
Throughout his late teens Coops was making music with his friends, but it wasn’t until he looked at himself and the world around him that he changed his writing approach and decided to go it alone. “I’ve always had the mind-set that if I’m true to myself and where I am, as a social commentator or looking inside myself documenting that stage of my life, then I’ll have endless material.”

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