Octavian

Octavian

Octavian, born October 22, 1996, in London, is a British rapper and singer of Congolese descent. He gained recognition for his unique blend of UK drill, trap, and Afrobeat influences. Octavian's rise to prominence came in 2017 with his track "Party Here," which was supported by prominent UK artists such as Skepta. He later signed with the record label Black Butter and continued to gain attention with releases like "Bet," "Memories," and his collaboration with Skepta on "New World." In 2019, Octavian's debut studio album, Endorphins, was released to critical acclaim, further solidifying his place in the UK music scene. The album featured tracks that showcased his versatility, from high-energy anthems to introspective and melodic songs. Octavian's music often explores themes of youth, struggle, and his journey through life in London, blending gritty, streetwise lyrics with a more experimental, melodic approach. He has since gained a loyal following both in the UK and internationally, with his genre-defying sound, which mixes trap beats, melodic hooks, and UK drill rhythms, allowing him to stand out as one of the leading artists in the UK rap scene.