Introducing TPS Family - a Croydon based three man outfit comprised of Skullybug, The Strange Neighbour and C-Sparks. After meeting and coming together through their love of hip hop, TPS spent years honing and developing their skills as a crew, creating song after song and performing extensively around the South East and the Midlands.
Their latest release is a raw, head nod inducing banger, accompanied by a no budget video which was filmed 'with a bag of beers and a camera phone'. Aptly titled 'Represent', the track is UK hip hop at its finest - original, completely undiluted, and brutally honest.
And that's the beauty of TPS Family - they aren't trying to be anything they're not. Taking inspiration from a variety of genres, including hip hop, jazz, folk, dub, reggae and rock, TPS simply make the music THEY want to make, and churn out heavy hitting hip hop music with intricate, yet witty, lyricism, which reflects who they are as both individuals and musicians.
If you like original, unblemished, honest hip hop, you will love TPS Family. And if you don't, we recommend you hide under a very large rock, because 'Represent' is set to spread the length and breadth of the UK and beyond.
Their latest release is a raw, head nod inducing banger, accompanied by a no budget video which was filmed 'with a bag of beers and a camera phone'. Aptly titled 'Represent', the track is UK hip hop at its finest - original, completely undiluted, and brutally honest.
And that's the beauty of TPS Family - they aren't trying to be anything they're not. Taking inspiration from a variety of genres, including hip hop, jazz, folk, dub, reggae and rock, TPS simply make the music THEY want to make, and churn out heavy hitting hip hop music with intricate, yet witty, lyricism, which reflects who they are as both individuals and musicians.
If you like original, unblemished, honest hip hop, you will love TPS Family. And if you don't, we recommend you hide under a very large rock, because 'Represent' is set to spread the length and breadth of the UK and beyond.
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