Yung Saber Release ‘No Photocopies’ EP.
Written by Laury Verdoux
Yung Saber, the UK's dancehall dynamo, has once again set the music scene ablaze with the release of his latest EP, No Photocopies.
With tracks like 'Gucci Prada' and 'Hot Steppa', Yung Saber effortlessly blends dancehall and hip-hop, creating a sound that is uniquely his own. The EP is a journey through the artist's heritage and musical evolution. Born and based in South London, Yung Saber's roots run deep, with both of his parents being reggae DJs and his cousin a founder of the legendary Saxon Sound. Drawing inspiration from the likes of Super Cat and Vybz Kartel, Yung Saber's sound is reminiscent of J Hus, Govana, and Yxng Bane, yet undeniably unique.
The EP's focus track, 'Give Thanks', featuring Akelle from WSTRN, is a reverent ode to Yung Saber's upbringing and influences. With its spiritual vocals and heartfelt lyrics, the track showcases Saber's growth as an artist and his potential to become one of the biggest names in UK dancehall.
With collaborations featuring artists like Prince Akeem, Nvasion, and Saski, "No Photocopies", Yung Saber sure knows how to bring together diverse talents and create something truly special. From the hard-hitting dub instrumental of 'System' to the playful vibes of 'Pon Mi Mind', this EP offers something for every listener.