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The project features 4 artists and will be the rapper 3rd project release since his debut mixtape This sh#ts ments, which dropped in 2018. The featured tracks include the previously released track “Do it for” featuring fellow 98s rapper DA and released 4 days ago with the east London duo going back to back with their elite wordplay. The video currently sits on 301 thousand views after only 4 days.

Da isn’t the only 98s rapper featuring on KOs upcoming project, Billy Billions features on track 5 “Without it”, Billy Billions is an artist who is able to master the drill sound as well as the wave which he showcased on his latest track “Tizzy” which currency sits on 1.2 million views after 8 months. Billys talent is undeniable but where it is able to take him is unknown with the rapper currently in jail after being found in possession of a gun in May 2021.

Unknown T is another 98s member featuring on KOs upcoming project. Unknown T is probably the biggest artist in the 98s and features on track 8 ”Tied up”. The rapper released his breakout track “Homerton b” in 2018 and has gone strength to strength with a recent top 10 mixtape and walking for Louis Vuitton spring summer 2022 collection.

The final feature is female songstress Morgan on track 12 “Disguise”. The feature doesn’t follow KOs normal formula, with it only being the second time the rapper will have featured alongside a singer the first coming on his debut mixtape This sh#ts ments on the track “ Hold you down” featuring Toaozay.

 The remaining tracks on the 13 track project are listed as Fine Line (Intro) the only other track to have previously been released by KO, “Better Days”, “Money on my head”,” We ain’t just”, “It is what it is”,” No Talking”, “Red Blazer”, “Make it happen” and “Life of mine”.

The 13 track project titled Fine Line will be KO third tape and is available to pre-order here with its official release on the 26th of November.

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 The new singles showcase the Homertons rapper’s elite rapping ability and highlight why many look to him for having the best wordplay in the UK drill scene. The track sees KO at a number of shows which he performed while supporting Potter Payper on his most recent tour, the track is the intro for KOs upcoming project and suggest that the rapper will look at how his life has changed and try to juggle the streets and music, With the last bar being “On the ride with bros and a wap or mic and rap, I’m walking a fine line”

The change from the streets to being a music artist is a topic many artists talks about, UK stars such as J Hus and Headie One are two artists who have shown how hard it is to try and balance the two with both of the artists spending months in jail after being caught with knives while at the peak of their careers. The news of rappers involvement in the streets is one that always shocks fans as the genre of drill begins to grow wider than the audience of those who understand the lives that these rappers are living and the implication it can have, while many fans believe it is as easy as picking up and microphone to get them out of the streets and away from any problems they are involved in.

KO’s elite lyricism makes him one of the best storytellers not only in UK drill but in Uk rap as a whole. His ability to paint a picture with his words is understood not only by fans but by the artists himself with his last project being titled Drilliam Shakespeare.

His newest release comes nearly a month and a half after his last solo release “Car Door” and just 3 weeks after he appeared on Potter Paypers top 10 mixtape Thanks for Waiting which charted at number 8. KO appeared on track 3 “Rappers Lie” and veered away from his normal style using a more melodic flow on the track which currently sits on just under 400,000 Spotify streams without any official video.

The video for KOs new track “Fine Line (intro) is available to watch here, with his project set to release on the 26th of November.