Trapstar, Headie One, Blade Brown and Nemzzz Feature On Central Cee's New CRG Radio Exclusively On Apple Music 1

West London rapper Central Cee says that he has “grown” into his vulnerability on ‘CRG Radio’ his new radio station that has been commissioned on the Apple Music streaming platform.

Running only on Apple Music, the show is also named after Cench’s upcoming debut album Can’t Rush Greatness, which is set to drop sometime early in the new year. The radio station is artist-led and will consist of four parts the first already airing last night.

Speaking more on the difference between the making of his earlier projects such as the Wild West ep and his debut album on Apple Music 1, he said: "A lot's changed. I probably even still held back on some things, but I don't know. I feel like I'm always vulnerable anyway them times there.

"But yeah, I've just grown in it. So I'm older now. I'm actually a rapper now. Whereas before the mixtapes I was still just a bit here, there and everywhere. Still Wild West. I still lived in (Shepherds) Bush. So there's a change now, there's a clear change and hopefully you hear that in the music, but still get the essence as well."

The show is set to position the listener and the audience in an intimate behind-the-scenes look at his music, and also a cross-examination of Cench the person, the artist and also the people who have played a massive part in shaping him.

The first episode sees Central Cee speak to the founders of Trapstar, Mikey, Lee, and Will about growing up in West London and their creative journeys.

There will also be interviews from heavyweights Headie One, Blade Brown and new music from Manchester tapper Nemzzz will be premiered exclusively on CRG Radio.

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