MUMBAI: Rapper Premz, known for Mixing Cultures through his love of music, is to release ‘Mughal Mind’ the first single of his second album on Friday 26th June 2020.

The notoriously recognised British Asian rapper has already amassed over two million plus views and streams from his listeners globally with his unique infusion of culture and real-life experiences, relatable to many.

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‘Mughal Mind’ talks about Solidarity, Community, Power & Pride which shares a message to the South Asian community to come together and eliminate the segregation that has divided South Asians through culture, caste & religion in the past.  His message shares how we need to create the change, to stand together, for the next generation.

Premz shares, “When a community comes together and become one, the integration with other cultural communities will only then be a stronger force; Our power is in our love for who we are and for each other- if we stand together, there are no limits to our capabilities. "

The single comes during a time in the world of a pandemic and racial discrimination, where there is much-needed healing and change to move forward in solidarity.

The song has been a multicultural collaboration between two producers showing the integration of infused cultures and solidarity as one.

Mughal Mind was written and produced earlier this year with rapper, songwriter and producer Ayo Beatz who has worked with artists such as Wiley, Professor Green and Wretch 32.

Wavy Boy Smith, was also involved in producing the single, a credible songwriter, artist and producer who has upcoming co-writes with Idris Elba and worked with artists such as Wretch 32, The Fanatix and Sevaq to name a few.

The Exclusive of 'Mughal Mind' will be played on Monday 22nd June 2020 on the BBC Asian Network, 'Friction Show' with Bobby Friction.  

Premz was selected as a BBC "Future Sounds" Artist in 2019 who has been heard on all leading Media and Music outlets as well as having had his own Residency Show on the BBC Asian Network late 2019.  Published in leading publications such as GQ and The Guardian, they quoted;

“...makes music that fuses Bollywood samples with UK hip-hop to create his own take on grime” –The Guardian.

He chooses to share ‘Real’ through writing and rapping of his own experiences that can be relatable to others, abolishing the typical terminology of a ‘rap artist’..