Kreega
Kreega
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Finlay Moses (known as Kreega), born 13th June 2006, is a British rapper from Halifax, England.
Kreega's passion for music kicked off at the age of 12 when he stumbled on UK grime with artists like JME, Stormzy, and Chipmunk. Bugzy Malone had played a bit part in inspiring Kreega's music.
When Kreega decided he wants to actually do and be a part of the creative side of the music, originally, he was never a fan of the rapping but wanted to venture into production and produce for people. This would all change when he wrote his first song “Need You” over a beat he made at the time.
Kreega then went on to release “Need You” in 2023, making his entry into the Garage and UK Rap scene. As well as making the local papers around Halifax, however, following this release, Kjson went on to release multiple other singles in many different styles from Grime to House, Hip-Hop to Drill, even featuring on a pop-punk song late last year.
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HipHop
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JME
Bugzy Malone
Chipmunk
Aitch
Skepta
Wiley
Giggs
D Double E
Chip
Kano
AJ Tracey
Dizzee Rascal
Ghetts
Krept & Konan
Dave
Stormzy
J Hus
Fredo
Tion Wayne
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Kreega
Finlay Moses (known as Kreega), born 13th June 2006, is a British rapper from Halifax, England.
Kreega's passion for music kicked off at the age of 12 when he stumbled on UK grime with artists like JME, Stormzy, and Chipmunk. Bugzy Malone had played a bit part in inspiring Kreega's music.
When Kreega decided he wants to actually do and be a part of the creative side of the music, originally, he was never a fan of the rapping but wanted to venture into production and produce for people. This would all change when he wrote his first song “Need You” over a beat he made at the time.
Kreega then went on to release “Need You” in 2023, making his entry into the Garage and UK Rap scene. As well as making the local papers around Halifax, however, following this release, Kjson went on to release multiple other singles in many different styles from Grime to House, Hip-Hop to Drill, even featuring on a pop-punk song late last year.
