London rapper Nines beat huge stars to the Number 1 spot on the Official UK Album Charts in 2020 with his third studio album, Crabs In A Bucket.
Sonically, his most viscerally expansive record yet, and one that’s reflective of his life and his journey, it follows on from his critically-acclaimed 2017 debut One Foot Out and 2018’s Crop Circle.
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