Tash comes in swinging with Me Vs Me, a debut EP that’s as honest as it is energizing. Hailing from South West London, this rising UK rap and hip hop artist is already showing he’s got something different in his locker. Across this project, he takes listeners on a journey through real life, exploring the push and pull between surviving the day to day and chasing a bigger purpose. From the jump, it’s clear this isn’t just about making noise, it’s about making impact.

With a sound shaped by his Jamaican roots and a childhood soundtracked by dancehall, R&B, soul, and those classic Sunday selections, Tash knows how to blend vibes with substance. His music flips between infectious hooks and lyrical depth, creating tracks that hit whether you’re on the move or reflecting in your room. Me Vs Me is a fitting title. This is about inner battles, growth, and staying locked in no matter how hard it gets.

Tash first gained attention with a fiery freestyle appearance in Stormzy’s Wicked Skengman Cypher Part 1, rapping alongside a young Santan Dave. Since then, he’s dropped on GRM Daily, Link Up TV, and landed music on the British film BrOTHERHOOD. He also appeared in BBC Three’s Southside Story and studied Music Business to sharpen his industry chops. In 2024, he stepped back into the live scene with Boxpark sets and performances with DJ AG, showing off not just the bars, but the stage presence too.

Me Vs Me proves Tash isn’t here for a quick moment. He’s building legacy brick by brick. With club ready production, reflective lyricism, and a strong sense of identity, this debut sets the tone for an artist ready to inspire, elevate, and stay all the way real.