LONDON, UK — There is a specific kind of grit required to break out of the Scottish rap scene and find a footing in London’s crowded landscape. Rxmz isn’t interested in the loud, performative bravado that usually defines the journey. Instead, he’s building his foundation on something far more fragile: the truth.
Fresh off the back of his Mixtape Madness-supported “Bro Code,” a track that mapped the darker corners of the city, Rxmz returns with “On My Mind.” It is a stark departure from the “toughness” of the underground. Built around a melancholic vocal sample and a soulful, mid-tempo trap beat that echoes the vulnerability of early Lil TJay, the single is a rare moment of transparency.
The song finds Rxmz navigating the wreckage of a recent breakup. It’s not a boastful track about moving on; it’s an unfiltered look at the regret and the “what ifs” that haunt the small hours of the morning. In a genre that often rewards invincibility, Rxmz is leaning into his mistakes.
The path hasn’t been a straight line. Just months ago, Rxmz took the stage for the first performance of his career at Boxpark, courtesy of LDNRBS promotions. It was a trial-by-fire moment for an artist who has spent more time in the studio than in the spotlight. Since then, the momentum has been a slow-burn success, leading to a guest spot on DJ Rampant’s show on Hoxton Radio and a notable inclusion on the ‘Hip Hop/Drill Waves’ Spotify playlist, managed by Playlist Network/Complex.
Rxmz isn’t claiming to be the king of the scene yet. He is the underdog from the North, quietly refining his craft and proving that even in the world of trap, the most powerful tool an artist has is their own honesty.
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