UK based Hip Hop artist Cuban Pete is an Emcee in the truest sense who has amassed a colossal back catalogue over the last few years including collaborations with industry icons; Erick Sermon, Krumbsnatcha, Blaq Poet and Tragedy Khadafi.
Fresh off doing some production for the banger of an album that is 'Four Finger Ring' by The Bad Seed Murda Megz lends her beat-making skills to Cuban Pete's new single 'Respect The Game'.
Cuban Pete joins forces with Brooklyn MC Uncle Murda on Wrath On The Wrongful. Both MCs go in over a beat by producer Dox Boogie (RIP) who arranged the track with Cuban shortly before they fell out and the project was left hanging in the balance.
'Walk With Me' is the second visual off the Best Bar Nun EP from Cuban Pete and features Loka on the mic as well as on production.
Sincerely delivers another slice of classic boom bap from the North East based Cuban Pete. Hypnotic production from Leicester's Loka and cuts from DJ Tone Spliff.
Cuban Pete is set to release his next epic tome Best Bar Nun. In collaboration with Leicester based producer Loka its set to be full of boom-bap beats and a new reggae / dub edge to some of the tracks. This is set to be a banger.
Born in the West Midlands, now in the North East, Cuban Pete hooks up with 'Boro's best kept secret' Leddie MC. The pair have known each other since the early 2010's via local shows and open mics.
This JP On Tha Track produced track was done back in 2018 for Jabbo's project 'Jabbo and His Macnificent Friends'. There was never an official video done but as Cuban Pete and Jabbo are 'workin' on a new track Cuban Pete put this together.
New York native MC yung L!NK drops a track off his upcoming project 'High Rule'. This track Great Deku Tree
features C75 Live's Cuban Pete. This one focusses on the lyrics delivered in a more conversational style and has a light-hearted bouncy feel where the production sits in the background.
This is a taste of what Cuban Pete and B. Dvine have planned in 2022. Swordz Out features B. Dvine pulling double duty rhyming and producing. Plus the legendary Krumbsnatcha stops by with a hot sixteen, with cuts from one of the hardest working DJs Tone Spliff.