Wretch 32 announces new album exploring Black British experiences

Wretch 32 has announced his sixth album, titled 'Home?', which will be released on May 2. The album includes 15 songs and aims to explore themes of identity and belonging, particularly within the Black British experience. The first single from the album, 'Like Home,' features singer Teni and showcases a stripped-back Afrobeat style. The release follows the previous single 'Black And British,' which featured artists Little Simz and Benjamin A.D. The new track complements the album's themes, reflecting on broader social and political issues, and has a tranquil music video that enhances its message. The album is described as a powerful commentary on the challenges faced by Black British people, while also connecting with universal themes of home and community. It addresses various global crises, including homelessness in the UK and the plight of refugees from war-torn countries. In addition to the album, Wretch 32 is working with BIMM and the Black Music Coalition to create a scholarship for Black music industry professionals. He has emphasized the importance of supporting future generations in music, stating that it is vital for building a lasting legacy. 'Home?' follows Wretch 32's 2019 album 'Upon Reflection,' which received critical acclaim and established him as a significant voice in UK rap.