Pozzy wants you to ‘Wait and See’ with new release
Pozzy’s not here to play it safe — he’s here to make you feel something. The 20-year-old artist from Bury St Edmunds (now posted up in London) is quietly flipping the UK alt-rap scene on its head, one introspective banger at a time. His new single, ‘wait and see’, produced by quill and ottomp3, is a sonic deep breath — smooth, spacious, and laced with that signature Pozzy calm that somehow makes existential dread sound like a warm hug. It’s the latest drop ahead of his upcoming project ‘it’s all up in the air’, landing 11th November, and if the title feels like a shrug, the music says otherwise: this is an artist who knows exactly where he’s going, even if the route’s a bit wobbly.
Pozzy’s journey reads like a coming-of-age film with better sound design. Piano lessons at six, grade five by the time most kids were still figuring out long division, then a sharp left turn into music production while his mates were slogging through Sixth Form. He followed the beat to West Suffolk College, then to ICMP in London, and somewhere along the way, started blending grime, rap, R&B, and electronic textures into a sound that’s as emotionally precise as it is sonically unpredictable. His lyrics are full of late-night thoughts, awkward truths, and the kind of self-awareness that makes you laugh before it makes you think. It’s no surprise he’s already caught the ears of DJ Jyoty, namesbliss, Shorty (Boy Better Know), AntsLive, KiLLOWEN, Adidas, and Sir Spyro — all co-signs that feel less like hype and more like recognition.
Pozzy- might go out (Video)
Earlier this summer, ‘Might Go Out’ became a low-key anthem, and a BBC 1Xtra clip sent Pozzy’s name ricocheting across group chats and playlists. Then came ‘step on the train’, a dreamy, disarming track that hinted at what’s coming next — a mixtape that’s shaping up to be part diary, part daydream, and fully worth your attention. He’s played All Points East, popped up in Norway, and hosted a private London playback that had the room buzzing like a speaker stack on the edge of distortion. And through it all, he’s stayed grounded, curious, and just a little bit chaotic — in the best way.
Pozzy’s not trying to be the loudest in the room. He’s the one you notice when the noise dies down — the one with something real to say, and a weirdly beautiful way of saying it. ‘wait and see’ might sound like a passive title, but trust: Pozzy’s already moving. You just haven’t caught up yet.
Pozzy’s not here to play it safe — he’s here to make you feel something. The 20-year-old artist from Bury St Edmunds (now posted up in London) is quietly flipping the UK alt-rap scene on its head, one introspective banger at a time. His new single, ‘wait and see’, produced by quill and ottomp3, is a sonic deep breath — smooth, spacious, and laced with that signature Pozzy calm that somehow makes existential dread sound like a warm hug. It’s the latest drop ahead of his upcoming project ‘it’s all up in the air’, landing 11th November, and if the title feels like a shrug, the music says otherwise: this is an artist who knows exactly where he’s going, even if the route’s a bit wobbly.
Pozzy’s journey reads like a coming-of-age film with better sound design. Piano lessons at six, grade five by the time most kids were still figuring out long division, then a sharp left turn into music production while his mates were slogging through Sixth Form. He followed the beat to West Suffolk College, then to ICMP in London, and somewhere along the way, started blending grime, rap, R&B, and electronic textures into a sound that’s as emotionally precise as it is sonically unpredictable. His lyrics are full of late-night thoughts, awkward truths, and the kind of self-awareness that makes you laugh before it makes you think. It’s no surprise he’s already caught the ears of DJ Jyoty, namesbliss, Shorty (Boy Better Know), AntsLive, KiLLOWEN, Adidas, and Sir Spyro — all co-signs that feel less like hype and more like recognition.
Earlier this summer, ‘Might Go Out’ became a low-key anthem, and a BBC 1Xtra clip sent Pozzy’s name ricocheting across group chats and playlists. Then came ‘step on the train’, a dreamy, disarming track that hinted at what’s coming next — a mixtape that’s shaping up to be part diary, part daydream, and fully worth your attention. He’s played All Points East, popped up in Norway, and hosted a private London playback that had the room buzzing like a speaker stack on the edge of distortion. And through it all, he’s stayed grounded, curious, and just a little bit chaotic — in the best way.
Pozzy’s not trying to be the loudest in the room. He’s the one you notice when the noise dies down — the one with something real to say, and a weirdly beautiful way of saying it. ‘wait and see’ might sound like a passive title, but trust: Pozzy’s already moving. You just haven’t caught up yet.
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