Tom Did It, the 21 year old emerging rapper, producer, and sound engineer has released his latest single, “Dreams In Colour” alongside a video directed by Blue Boredom. Featuring guest verses from Loski and Kirky, the single is out via Since ‘93, a sub-label of Sony Music known for pushing innovative talent.
“Dreams In Colour” is a reflection of Tom Did It’s personal evolution, exploring how his ambitions have come to life and the realities that arrived with them. With its hypnotic beat and seamless interplay between Tom, Loski, and Kirky, the track offers a window into the balance between dream-chasing and the whirlwind of real-life success.
“’Dreams In Colour’ is about my dreams coming into fruition or turning to reality and how my life is while it’s happening. There’s not a crazy story line like my other tracks but it’s more so a record to kick back to in the car on a late night drive or while having a drink or a smoke. An easy one to listen to for sure!”
Kirky and Loski are featuring forces on this track, bringing together the melodic flow and lyrical finesse that have made them standout stars in the UK music scene. Loski, a pioneer in London’s modern drill movement, first captured attention with his debut solo mixtape Call Me Loose and iconic tracks like “Money & Beef” and “Cool Kid,” cementing his place as a voice of South London. Meanwhile, Kirky, the rising rapper from North London’s Stamford Hill, has been making waves with a steady stream of releases, including “Dior” and his collaboration with WeWantWraiths on “Don’t Judge Me.” All artists deliver, creating a track that reflects their shared hunger for innovation and growing dominance in the game.
Tom Did It’s music, shaped by personal experience and a fluid approach to genres creates a soundtrack for those who find themselves caught between aspiration and reality, allowing listeners to connect on a deep level while experiencing the creativity of his production. With this genre-blending style, relentless work ethic, and a clear artistic vision, Tom is emerging as a powerful newcomer in British music.
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