NSG are a collective of childhood friends who grew up in Hackney, London, attending the same high school at Arts and Media School, Islington. One of the members were students at University of Hertfordshire. [3] The group consists of three artists from Nigerian heritage and three artists from Ghanaian heritage. [4]

May 3, 2019 · Who are the members of NSG? The East London collective consists of six members - Kruddz, ODG, Papii Abz, Dope, Mxjib, and Mojo. Where are NSG from? The afro-bashment group originate from...

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Mar 18, 2025 · Papii Abz provides a riveting account of how they made "Overnight," spurred by ODG's urge for the group to touch on a story that shows how events can change overnight, whether it's getting a big ...

Nov 1, 2019 · NSG's OT Bop, and Truth Hurts are a fusion of grime, road rap, bashment, and afrobeats — the effervescent sound of Britain’s youth.

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London, U.K. rap collective NSG banded together to from a multi-faceted Afro-bashment group. Consisting of six core members, Kruddz, ODG, Papil Abz, Dope, Mxjib, and Mojo, grew up in Hackney together, and with the exception of Mojo, even attended the same school.

NSG are a rap collective from East London consisting of Kruddz (born William Awotwe-Mensah, United Kingdom March 9, 1995), Mxjib (born Ayodeji Mujib Shekoni, in Nigeria, March 24, 1997), Mojo...

Oct 20, 2023 · All six members step up to every song on this sprawling debut—blessed with production from talent including JAE5, Diztortion and Supa Dups. This celebratory music connects Nigerian pidgin with amapiano (“NELLA ROSE”), psychedelic-fuelled anthems (“ZOMBIE”) and a reunion with honorary “seventh member” Tion Wayne (“POCKET-WATCHING”).

We came from the azonto [dance] era, where it was just one of the hottest things. In that sense, this title is misleading, it’s not at all about that. We’re embracing those that came before us,...