Tiny Boost

Tiny Boost is a prolific U.K. road rap talent whose gritty, deep-voiced delivery graced no fewer than 50 releases in the five years that followed his 2018 career reboot. He recorded a handful of tracks in the mid-2000s as part of the PYG crew, and one was picked by his musical mentor Giggs for a 2007 SN1 mixtape, Welcome to Boomville. Two years on, he gave Tiny Boost equal billing on a project titled Who Said Dat? Shortly afterwards, however, Boost was arrested for firearms offences and jailed for the next eight-and-a-half years. His first solo mixtape, Strictly for the Streets, appeared in 2018 before "Feels Good" anticipated his second project, 2019's Street Dreams. 2022 was a busy year, during which he released Street Paper and worked with labels such as 23 Formation, JJR, and GRM Daily. In 2023, he issued Purple Hearts jointly with Youngs Teflon.