UK Rapper Aitch Gets Kenny Beats, Tay Keith For "Polaris"

Aitch comes through with his latest project.

BYAron A.May 31, 20201.9K Views

Aitch has been slowly releasing new singles over to the past few months in anticipation of a new project, though he didn't make mention of it. It was only on Thursday night when he revealed that he was releasing a brand new project titled, Polaris. The UK-bred rapper prides himself over his bars, especially with co-signs from artists like AJ Tracey and Stormzy. His new project is eight tracks in length. Aitch holds down the entirety of the project on his own with the exception of "Rain," a collaborative single with AJ Tracey and production from Tay Keith. Kenny Beats also contributes to the production on "Zombie" and "Safe To Say."

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