Kano

Kano, born Kane Brett Robinson on May 21, 1985, in East Ham, London, is a pioneering British rapper, songwriter, and actor. Emerging as a prominent figure in the UK's grime scene, Kano began his career as a member of the influential East London collective N.A.S.T.Y Crew. He gained wider recognition in 2004 with his hit single "P's and Q's," which showcased his intricate lyrical skills and charismatic delivery. In 2005, Kano released his critically acclaimed debut album, "Home Sweet Home," which solidified his status as a key player in grime music. Known for his vivid storytelling and socially conscious themes, Kano's work often reflects his experiences growing up in London's East End. Over the years, albums such as "London Town," "Made in the Manor," and "Hoodies All Summer" have further demonstrated his growth as an artist, blending grime with elements of hip-hop, dancehall, and garage. Apart from music, Kano has also ventured into acting, starring in the BBC drama series "Top Boy," which earned him additional acclaim. As a versatile artist, Kano remains a significant influence in the UK music scene, continually pushing the boundaries of grime and urban music.