Little Simz

Little Simz, born Simbiatu "Simbi" Abisola Abiola Ajikawo on February 23, 1994, is a British rapper, singer, and actress known for her introspective lyrics and dynamic flow. Raised in Islington, North London, she developed an early passion for music and acting, attending St. Mary's Youth Club, the same club where pop stars Leona Lewis and Alexandra Burke once sang. Little Simz's career began with mixtapes and EPs, showcasing her talent and earning her critical acclaim within the underground music scene. Her debut studio album, "A Curious Tale of Trials + Persons," was released in 2015 and marked her as a rising force in the UK hip-hop scene. In 2019, her third album, "Grey Area," catapulted her to international fame, receiving widespread acclaim and earning her a Mercury Prize nomination, featuring standout tracks like "Selfish" and "101 FM." In 2021, Simz released "Sometimes I Might Be Introvert," further solidifying her place as a leading artist with its candid exploration of personal themes and societal issues. Beyond music, Little Simz has dabbled in acting, appearing in series such as Netflix's "Top Boy," showcasing her versatility and expanding her artistic impact.