Tinie Tempah is still one of the most successful rappers the UK has ever seen, so it comes as no surprise that Tinie drops some serious gems in the latest episode of Thoughts In A Culli.

Longstanding UK music fans will obviously remember Tinie Tempah’s early apperrances on Channel U. Tinie was a pioneer in every sense of the word, we’d never seen sweet boy Grime before Tinie blessed us with songs like “Wifey Riddim” and “Tears” (the latter actually featuring Cleo Sol). His Disc-Overy album has truly stood the test of time, and remains one of the most impactful, and best peforming albums commercially in chart history, even 15 years later.

ODUMODUBLVCK joins Post in the Culli to talk about his journey so far, the influences that shaped him, and the mindset driving his rise.

Boxing legend Derek Chisora rides along for a no-holds-barred chat on life, fights, and everything in between in this episode of Thoughts in a Culli.

Post dissects the ins and outs of Slim’s journey, how he got to where he is now and much more.

Asco and Post have a shared history, and that makes for great conversation from the two. This episode of Thoughts In A Culli goes from discussing Asco’s beginnings as an MC, his eventual incarceration and of course the age old debate that always rages online, what is the best “Straight Drop”.

Craig David is a national treasure, and Born To Do It is one of the best known and most popular British R&B albums to date. It came out over 25 years ago now, and Craig charts his journey up to this point and how the album came to be. It’s a real history lesson on Craig David’s life and how everything came to fruition for him musically and otherwise.

Kojey Radical is someone who has had an illustrious and wide reaching career, and this in depth convo covers all corners of his journey so far. Discussing how hearing Sulli Breaks perform at his school for the first time sparked his interest in writing which eventually snowballed into him become a full fledged artist, and some of his early musical influences.

Abra Cadabra is next in the hot seat with head honcho Post on this brand new episode of Thoughts In A Culli.

Abra Cadabra sits down in the Culli to reveal his thoughts on a wide range of topics from the iconic Robbery Remix, the losses he’s had over the years due to poor management and how he’s maintained a level head throughout his illustrious career.

Abra is easily one of the most recognisable figures in not just OFB, but in the drill scene as a whole. Whether its the voice, or the ability to authentically lay down melodies on Drill sonics; Abz really is one of the UK GOATs.

As always with Thoughts In A Culli, the in-depth interview is filled with great stories and an honesty from the artist you wouldn’t get anywhere else.

Take in the Abz interivew in full right now, and be sure to tap into the Tiny Boost one right here, in case you missed it.