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Kevin Georgiou (born 22 May 1985), known professionally as K Koke, is an English-Irish-Cypriot rapper. His Fire in the Booth freestyle on Charlie Sloth's show on BBC Radio 1Xtra has over 25 million YouTube views.[1][2]

Music career

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His first mixtape, Pure Koke Volume One, was available free on various online outlets. Following radio play, he signed a deal with Roc Nation.[3][4][5]

At the time of signing to Roc Nation, Georgiou was preparing to release Pure Koke Volume Two. He released visuals for singles "Nobody But Us" featuring Abel Miller, "Lord Knows" featuring Don Jaga and "Streets Are Cold" which features Birmingham's UK rap veteran Malik MD7. However, his music career was stopped abruptly when he was arrested for attempted murder in 2011.

Georgiou was later dropped from Roc Nation and in 2015 signed with Universal Music.

Attempted murder trial

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Georgiou was charged with the attempted murder of an unidentified 27-year-old football player at Harlesden station on 9 March 2011 along with associate named Levi who was remanded in custody pending trial in October 2011.[6][7] The victim was shot in the back.[6] Georgiou stood trial on 4 October 2011 and was acquitted of all charges on 3 November 2011 after seven months on remand.[8]

Discography

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Albums

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Title Album details
I ain't perfect
  • Released: 31 October 2021
  • Label: STAY BIZZY
  • Format: CD, Digital download
Winners never quit
  • Released: 11 April 2025
  • Label: STAY BIZZY
  • Format: CD, Digital download

Extended plays

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Title EP details
Koke, Vol II
  • Released: 25 March 2011
  • Label: Sony Music Entertainment
  • Format: Digital download
FFF Prison
  • Released: 30 March 2018
  • Label: USG Entertainment
  • Format: Digital download

Mixtapes

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Title Mixtape details
Pure Koke: Volume 1
  • Released: 8 April 2010
  • Label: Suspect ENT/Ruthless Records
  • Format: Digital download
Pure Koke: Volume 2
  • Released: 25 March 2011
  • Label: USG Entertainment
  • Format: Digital download
Pure Koke: Volume 3
  • Released: 10 January 2012
  • Label: Homealone/USG Entertainment
  • Format: Digital download
Pure Koke: Volume 4 UK: 60
  • Released: 7 July 2017
  • Label: USG Entertainment
  • Format: Digital download

Singles

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Year Title Peak chart positions Album
UK
[9] 		SCO
[10]
2012 "Turn Back"
(featuring Maverick Sabre) 		70 — I Ain't Perfect
2013 "Lay Down Your Weapons"
(featuring Rita Ora) 		18 19
2013 "My Time"
(featuring Bridget Kelly) 		52 —
"—" denotes single that did not chart or was not released.

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K Koke

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Kevin Georgiou (born 22 May 1985), known professionally as K Koke, is a British rapper of Greek Cypriot descent from the Stonebridge estate in north-west . He emerged in the UK underground hip-hop scene as part of the U.S.G. crew, releasing his debut Pure Koke Vol. 1 in 2009, which sold 10,000 copies independently and won Best Mixtape and Best Male at the Official Mixtape Awards. K Koke gained significant attention with his 2010 freestyle on BBC Radio 1Xtra's Fire in the Booth, which has amassed over 25 million views as of 2025 and showcased his raw, autobiographical style reflecting life in a challenging urban environment. In 2011, he became the first British rapper signed to Jay-Z's label, leading to major label support and global performances. His breakthrough single "Lay Down Your Weapons" featuring reached the UK Top 20 in 2013, marking his entry into mainstream success. Throughout his career, K Koke has released a series of mixtapes including Pure Koke Volume 2 (2011), Pure Koke 3 - The Missing Tape (2012), and Pure Koke IV (2017, which charted on the ), alongside the 2018 EP FFF Prison featuring collaborations with , , and others. He signed with Universal Music in 2015 and continued independent releases, culminating in his 2021 album I Ain't Perfect and the 2025 full-length project Winners Never Quit, his first major album in years that emphasizes themes of perseverance and personal growth.

Early life

Upbringing in Stonebridge

Kevin Georgiou, known professionally as K Koke, was born on 22 May 1985 in to parents of Greek Cypriot descent. He grew up on the Stonebridge estate in north-west , a housing complex built in the that gained a notorious reputation for high levels of crime, poverty, and during his childhood. The estate's rough and gritty environment, characterized by gang activity, drug dealing, and frequent violent incidents, exposed Georgiou to a harsh socio-economic context from an early age, where street life and survival challenges were commonplace. During his youth, Georgiou faced personal hardships that contributed to developing his resilient persona amid the area's pervasive dangers.

Influences and entry into music

K Koke's musical style was heavily influenced by the British road rap scene, which emerged as a raw, street-oriented counterpart to grime in the mid-2000s, as well as American hip-hop traditions like West Coast gangster rap that emphasized vivid depictions of urban struggle. Growing up in the harsh environment of Stonebridge provided a thematic foundation for his , drawing directly from the and he witnessed as a young person. Motivated by the limited opportunities in his neighborhood, where music offered one of the few viable paths out for local youth, K Koke began as a means to articulate his personal experiences and channel the realities of estate life. He entered the music scene around the mid-2000s, starting with local freestyles and underground involvement alongside the USG crew in North West London, where he contributed to early group demos that captured the area's unfiltered narratives. These initial efforts were driven by a desire to bypass traditional industry barriers through resourceful, grassroots methods like informal recordings and crew collaborations. K Koke achieved his first notable local recognition in the mid-2000s via participation in sound clashes and community events in Stonebridge and surrounding areas, where his compelling freestyles resonated with audiences familiar with the hyperlocal context of North West 's rap underground.

Music career

Mixtape era and breakthrough

K Koke entered the UK underground rap scene with the release of his debut Pure Koke Volume One in 2009, distributed independently, selling 10,000 copies, and available for free download across various online platforms. The project featured raw, gritty production and street-themed lyrics that delved into personal hardships, drawing from his experiences in northwest . Tracks such as "Bring Me Down" and "From a Place Where" (featuring Joe Black) highlighted themes of ambition amid adversity, in daily life, and the relentless pursuit of success, establishing K Koke's reputation for introspective yet hard-hitting storytelling. The also won Best and Best Male at the Official Mixtape Awards. Building on this foundation, K Koke followed up with Pure Koke Volume Two in April 2011, which expanded on the raw aesthetic of his earlier work while incorporating more collaborative elements with fellow emerging artists. Songs like "Block Life" (featuring and Squingy, his USG crew members) and "Lord Knows" continued to explore motifs of street violence, familial struggles, and unyielding drive for recognition, reflecting the harsh realities of his upbringing. The mixtape's unpolished sound and vivid narratives resonated with listeners in the underground circuit, solidifying his voice as a commentator on urban ambition and survival. A pivotal breakthrough came in May 2010 when K Koke delivered a standout freestyle on Charlie Sloth's "Fire in the Booth" segment for , showcasing his sharp lyrical prowess over a high-energy beat. The performance, which amassed over 25 million views on , captured his rapid-fire delivery and authentic bars about growing up in a challenging environment, instantly elevating his profile and drawing widespread acclaim for technical skill and emotional depth. This appearance marked a turning point, transforming local interest into national underground buzz during 2010–2011. Throughout this period, K Koke's online presence and support grew rapidly, fueled by the viral success of his freestyle and the accessibility of his mixtapes, which circulated widely in communities. Collaborations with rising talents like , , and Squingy on his projects helped foster connections within the scene, amplifying his reach through shared performances and online shares. This era of independent hustle positioned K Koke as a formidable , with his work emphasizing resilience against personal and societal obstacles.

Signing with Roc Nation

In January 2011, K Koke, born Kevin Georgiou, became the first British rapper to sign with , the label founded by , following the viral success of his underground freestyle that caught the attention of the American hip-hop mogul. The deal, brokered through , positioned K Koke under 's direct mentorship, with industry insiders expressing high anticipation for his major-label debut album, seen as a potential breakthrough for on the global stage. Following the signing, K Koke released his EP Pure Koke, Vol. 2 in April 2011, a project that served as an introductory offering under the banner and showcased his raw lyricism over gritty production. The EP built momentum leading into his singles era, with "Turn Back" featuring emerging as the lead track from his anticipated debut in November 2012, peaking at number 70 on the UK Singles Chart. A pivotal moment came in 2013 with the collaboration "Lay Down Your Weapons" featuring , released in March as a single that addressed themes of street violence and redemption, achieving K Koke's first major commercial success by reaching number 18 on the UK Singles Chart. This track amplified promotional efforts for his debut album I Ain't Perfect, which was repeatedly announced for release throughout 2011 to 2013, generating significant hype through features from high-profile artists like and , and endorsements from that positioned it as a landmark project for British hip-hop.

Post-label career and independence

After parting ways with in September 2013 amid frustrations with the label's direction and ongoing career hurdles, K Koke transitioned to independent efforts while rebuilding his momentum. The split followed a period of stalled progress, including delays in album rollout that hindered his major-label trajectory. In June 2015, K Koke signed a new deal with Universal Music through its Polish division, aligning with his U.S.G. Entertainment imprint to regain control over his output and expand internationally. This partnership marked a shift toward greater artistic independence, allowing him to focus on and EPs without the constraints of his prior high-profile affiliation. K Koke continued promoting his 2012 mixtape Pure Koke Volume Three into the mid-2010s, with digital re-uploads and streams sustaining its underground popularity post-label exit. Building on this foundation, he released Pure Koke Volume Four UK: 60 in July 2017 under U.S.G., a 21-track project that peaked at number 60 on the and featured collaborations with artists like and Loick Essien. The encapsulated his raw street narratives, solidifying his role in the road rap scene during his independent phase. His single "My Time," featuring and released in July 2013 shortly before his departure, achieved a peak of number 52 on the UK Singles Chart, providing a lasting benchmark of commercial viability that influenced his later self-released work. In 2018, K Koke dropped the EP FFF Prison, a six-track exploration of incarceration experiences with features from and , distributed independently via digital platforms. Culminating this era, K Koke independently released his debut studio album I Ain’t Perfect on October 31, 2021, a 13-track effort under U.S.G. that delved into themes of redemption and perseverance through introspective on personal struggles and growth. Featuring guests like and , the album represented a reflective return, emphasizing resilience amid career setbacks.

Recent activities

In 2025, K Koke released his studio Winners Never Quit on April 11, featuring 14 tracks that explore themes of resilience and triumph over adversity, drawing from his experiences in the industry and . The , recorded partly during , emphasizes perseverance after 15 years in the UK rap scene, with a deluxe version adding four bonus tracks including collaborations with and . A standout element of the project is its personal touch, particularly through K Koke's reflections on fatherhood, which influence the album's introspective tone and themes of legacy. The track "Ain’t Right" features his six-year-old Sofia Georgiou, marking one of the most vulnerable moments on the record, while she also provides an introduction to the second song, "Right Foot Forward," underscoring how family has shaped his artistic growth and motivation to push forward. Throughout the year, K Koke remained active in the UK rap scene, releasing collaborations such as "Hearing You Call" with Daniel Grace and Anthony Russell in August, which blends heartfelt lyrics with street authenticity, and alongside and Fredo, highlighting his enduring connections within the genre. His work continues to gain traction on streaming platforms like and , where Winners Never Quit has been well-received, and plans for a supporting tour were announced to extend his momentum. In , he discussed career regrets, challenges with , and the creative process behind the album in an interview with Amaru Don TV, reflecting on industry obstacles and his commitment to independent artistry.

2011 attempted murder charge

On 9 March 2011, a 27-year-old man was shot in the back with a sawn-off shotgun at train station in northwest following a dispute after a local football tournament. Kevin Georgiou, known professionally as K Koke, was arrested on 8 April 2011 by on suspicion of involvement in the incident and charged with , alongside four teenagers aged 16 and 17. Georgiou, then 25, denied any involvement in the shooting from the outset. The arrest came just months after Georgiou signed with Jay-Z's label in January 2011, amid growing buzz from his recent Pure Koke Volume 2, leading to an immediate halt in promotional activities and tour plans. Media reports frequently framed the charges as emblematic of the violent street culture in Georgiou's Stonebridge neighborhood, where he had drawn inspiration for his raw, autobiographical lyrics about gang life and hardship.

Trial and acquittal

K Koke, whose real name is Kevin Georgiou, faced trial at Blackfriars for charges stemming from a shooting incident earlier that year. The proceedings began with his initial court appearance in April 2011, followed by formal charging in June, and the main trial commenced on 4 October 2011. He had been held on remand for seven months without bail during this period. The defense centered on the absence of linking Georgiou to the shooting, arguing that police had "fitted him up" based on his prior criminal associations and using an outdated for identification that did not match him. Georgiou maintained his innocence throughout. In an prior to , he stated, "They ain't got no evidence. It's just bulls--- really. I shouldn't even be here." On 3 November 2011, the ruled there was insufficient evidence to proceed, leading to his immediate . The prolonged legal battle caused significant delays in Georgiou's music career, including the postponement of his debut album I Ain't Perfect, which had been slated for release under Roc Nation. Despite the acquittal, these disruptions and associated risks led the label to drop him in September 2013, effectively canceling the planned project. Public reaction to the acquittal was largely supportive, with a "Free K Koke" campaign gaining traction on social media platforms like Facebook, amassing widespread attention and boosting his online visibility to over 10 million YouTube views during his detention. Georgiou later reflected on the ordeal as a pivotal experience, noting, "You're guilty till proven innocent," and crediting it with enhancing his street credibility in a manner similar to other rappers who faced legal challenges.

Discography

Studio albums

K Koke's debut studio album, I Ain't Perfect, was released independently on October 31, 2021. The 13-track project explores themes of personal imperfection, emotional growth, and introspection amid life's hardships, drawing from the artist's experiences in London's Stonebridge estate. Featuring production from JBoogz, MNKN, , and others, it delivers cinematic, gritty beats that underscore serious lyrical content about resilience and self-reflection. Collaborations with Ambush Buzzay, C Biz, Big French, and add depth, earning praise for its raw authenticity and return to form after a four-year hiatus. K Koke followed with his second studio album, Winners Never Quit, released independently on April 11, 2025. This 14-track effort centers on resilience, perseverance through adversity, and the psychological impacts of trauma, including PTSD, positioning music as a therapeutic tool for the rapper. Recorded partly during lockdown, it features contributions from producers handpicked for their emotive soundscapes, alongside guest appearances by , , , and J Spades. Critics hailed it as K Koke's most heartfelt and mature work, reinforcing his legacy in with introspective tracks like "PTSD" and "Mistakes & Lessons."

Extended plays

K Koke released his debut extended play, Koke, Vol. II, on March 25, 2011, under Sony Music Entertainment during his early association with Roc Nation, serving as an interim project to showcase polished singles ahead of a full-length album. This five-track EP featured raw street narratives and personal reflections, with standout collaborations including "Lord Knows (Street Life)" and "Mama (Mamma Don't Cry)" both featuring Don Jaga, highlighting K Koke's lyrical focus on family struggles and urban life. Other notable tracks like "Snippet of My Life" and "Note to God" provided introspective bonus content, emphasizing emotional vulnerability, while "Nobody But Us" with Able added a melodic contrast to the project's gritty tone. The EP functioned as a bridge between his mixtape foundations and major-label ambitions, distributing early hits that built anticipation for subsequent releases. In 2018, following his departure from , K Koke independently issued FFF Prison on March 30 via USG Entertainment, a six-track EP deeply rooted in themes of incarceration drawn from his own legal experiences. Clocking in at 23 minutes, the project explored the psychological toll of prison life through structured production distinct from his freer style, with "On Remand" featuring addressing pretrial confinement and "Letter Back" delivering a poignant solo narrative on isolation. Collaborations enriched the thematic depth, such as "Intro" with setting a reflective mood, "Association" alongside Big French critiquing systemic biases, and "" featuring , culminating in an outro that underscored resilience. This EP marked a pivotal independent phase, using concise tracks to process personal adversity while maintaining commercial accessibility through digital platforms.

Mixtapes

K Koke's series, titled Pure Koke, established his presence in the UK underground rap scene through a sequence of free or low-cost releases that showcased raw lyricism and street narratives. The volumes were distributed primarily via online platforms and independent outlets, building a dedicated fanbase prior to his major label deals. Pure Koke Volume One, released in 2009, served as K Koke's debut and focused on street anthems depicting life in London's Stonebridge area, with features from artists like Margs, , and his USG crew. Hosted by DJ Livewire, the project emphasized gritty, unpolished production to highlight his freestyle skills and authentic storytelling, gaining traction through free downloads on sites like . Building on the buzz from his freestyles, Pure Koke Volume Two arrived in April 2011 as an independent CD release through RGS Entertainment. The included his viral "Fire in the Booth" freestyle session with , which amplified its underground appeal and featured collaborations like Don Jaga, maintaining the series' focus on hard-hitting road rap. Pure Koke Volume Three, released in via Homealone/USG , reflected on K Koke's personal struggles following his 2011 arrest, incorporating introspective tracks amid ongoing legal issues while preserving the raw energy of prior volumes. With 26 tracks, it positioned the mixtape as a bridge to his upcoming studio , emphasizing themes of resilience and street survival through digital downloads. In , K Koke returned to the series with Pure Koke, Vol. 4 (PK4), a 21-track project released independently on July 7, centering on UK-specific narratives and collaborations with artists like Lefty and Noxxii to reclaim his roots in the British rap landscape after label challenges. It peaked at number 60 on the . The mixtape's subtitle nodded to the series' evolution toward mature, regionally grounded lyricism available on streaming platforms.

Singles

K Koke's singles career began with releases under , focusing on tracks that blended with pop sensibilities to achieve commercial chart success. His debut single marked his entry into the mainstream, while subsequent releases featured high-profile collaborations that elevated his profile. These early singles were released under for his planned debut studio album, which was shelved following legal issues. "Turn Back" featuring , released on 23 November 2012, served as K Koke's debut single and peaked at number 70 on the UK Singles Chart, also reaching number 7 on the UK R&B Chart. The track, produced by FRANKIE, showcased introspective lyrics about reflecting on past mistakes, with Sabre's soulful hook adding emotional depth. It received positive reception for its authenticity in the UK urban music scene. In 2013, "Lay Down Your Weapons" featuring became K Koke's highest-charting single, debuting at number 18 on the UK Singles Chart and number 19 on the Scottish Singles Chart, where it spent three weeks in the top 40. Released on 8 March 2013, the song addressed themes of gang violence and , with Ora's chorus providing a radio-friendly appeal that broadened its reach. The collaboration with Ora, then rising in pop, was a major boost, earning acclaim for its social message and production by TBHits. "My Time", released on 5 May 2013 and featuring , peaked at number 52 on the UK Singles Chart. This motivational track highlighted K Koke's journey from adversity to success, with Kelly's R&B vocals complementing the uplifting narrative. It charted for one week and was praised for its inspirational tone, though it underperformed compared to the prior single. Beyond these, K Koke has appeared on non-album singles as a featured artist, such as "Sticky" by Mr Traumatik, Frenzee, and Tanz, released on 24 October 2025, which explores gritty street themes through collaborative verses.

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