South London’s very own Sam Wise returns with a banger that’s as much a visual trip as it is a sonic celebration. His latest single, Twinning, features the eclectic Tiggs Da Author, and together, the two take listeners on a mind-bending journey with a track full of bounce and swagger.
Directed by Taz Tron Delix, the accompanying video transports Sam and Tiggs beyond their everyday surroundings and into abstract, otherworldly dimensions, blending vibrant visuals with the song’s infectious energy.
In Twinning, Sam Wise brings his signature carefree energy while pushing his sound in new directions. It’s a natural evolution from his recent projects chasing paradise and Only The House Vol. 1, where he reunited with his collective, House of Pharaohs. As the track bounces with celebratory vibes, it also signals Sam’s growth as an artist, showing his transition from homegrown hero to an artist with global ambition. "Twinning" is more than just a party anthem - it’s a marker of his maturation.
Sam’s journey through the UK Hip-Hop scene has been impressive. A linchpin of the ever-evolving soundscape, Sam has maintained his hunger and charisma since the start. At 27, he’s seen as a trailblazer, building a fanbase that reaches far beyond the UK while staying grounded in his South London roots. Even through the pandemic, Sam used the time to reset, becoming more focused and driven than ever.
With co-signs from the likes of Frank Ocean and Virgil Abloh, and collaborations with SG Lewis, Knucks, and Cochise, Sam Wise continues to attract greatness and push the boundaries of his sound. He recently lent his voice to TNT Sports for the much-hyped Anthony Joshua vs. Daniel Dubois fight and supported US rapper Vince Staples on his UK tour. His work with The FA on a community-led series exploring his roots further cements Sam’s influence both on and off the mic.
Meanwhile, Tiggs Da Author has been keeping busy too, fresh off collaborations with Nines, Skrapz, and Fredo following his latest project, MOREFIRE 2. Together, on Twinning, Sam and Tiggs prove they’re more than just collaborators—they’re two artists taking UK rap to exciting new heights.
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