A poet and rapper affiliated with the London-based collective life is beautiful, Isaiah Hull describes himself as a “stand-up tragedian.” His songs are urgent, set against sparse productions that are driven by glitch-dark beats and Hull’s eccentric vocals. Witty yet bruised, his lyrics confronts the harsh political realities of life in the UK. With an impeccable flow and a singular sonic identity, Hull is at the forefront of experimental UK hip hop.