Tinie Tempah

English rapper and producer

Tinie Tempah - Artists & Creatives born November 7th, 1988
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Raised in London, a prominent British rapper and record producer gained fame in the UK hip-hop scene. Debut album, 'Disc-Overy,' released in 2010, featured chart-topping singles and showcased a blend of rap and pop elements. Known for energetic performances and collaborations with various artists, significance grew within the UK music industry. Second album, 'Demonstration,' followed in 2013, continuing to influence the sound of contemporary British music. Also ventured into fashion, marking a distinct personal style.

Released the debut album 'Disc-Overy'

Produced the hit single 'Pass Out'

Won the Brit Award for Best British Breakthrough Act

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