South London rapper ENNY brings a UK flavour to the new Hennessy cypher.

The new edition of the Hennessy cypher is a truly international affair, steered by globally renowned producer Sarz. Out now, the cypher features a string of huge names, with seven rap artists taking part.

An exploration of diasporic communication, the cypher boasts Tenor from Cameroon, and Ivory Coast’s own Suspect 95. Yanga Chief represents South African flavours, while Kwesi Arthur steps up to the plate for Ghanaian culture.

Kenyan artist Fena Gitu represents her homeland, and her soulful approach adds something distinctive to the mix.

Our very own ENNY completes the recipe. A socially conscious South Londoner who speaks from the heart, ENNY’s girl-next-door quality blends everyday observations with something profound.

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Discussing her role on the song, ENNY comments: “The Hennessy cypher was a great experience. Connecting with other talented artists and being able to be proud of my Nigerian heritage while continuing to represent the UK in the cypher is awesome. It’s important that artistic and cultural representation is continually platformed to further the evolution of music and artists in the diaspora.”

Out now, you can check out the Hennessy cypher below.