LIMUKXN is a Zimbabwean-born, UK-based hip-hop artist whose music blends raw storytelling, drill intensity, and soulful introspection. Formerly known as Limzy M, the rebrand to LIMUKXN marks a new era — one rooted in growth, identity, and artistic elevation.
Raised in Gwabalanda, LIMUKXN’s journey into music began with cassette tapes brought home by his older brother, memorising lyrics from artists like 50 Cent and T.I., and freestyling during load shedding nights on the streets. With no access to studios and limited resources, he sharpened his craft through corner cyphers, two-hour walks to record for free, and writing relentlessly over beats produced by his brother Drew.
After relocating to the UK, LIMUKXN continued building his sound — blending African influence with UK drill and lo-fi hip-hop textures. His earlier releases under the name Limzy M include singles such as “Feeling Myself” (2024) and “Save Us” featuring Trappy Tee (2025), alongside collaborations like “Sdingimali” an
LIMUKXN is a Zimbabwean-born, UK-based hip-hop artist whose music blends raw storytelling, drill intensity, and soulful introspection. Formerly known as Limzy M, the rebrand to LIMUKXN marks a new era — one rooted in growth, identity, and artistic elevation.
Raised in Gwabalanda, LIMUKXN’s journey into music began with cassette tapes brought home by his older brother, memorising lyrics from artists like 50 Cent and T.I., and freestyling during load shedding nights on the streets. With no access to studios and limited resources, he sharpened his craft through corner cyphers, two-hour walks to record for free, and writing relentlessly over beats produced by his brother Drew.
After relocating to the UK, LIMUKXN continued building his sound — blending African influence with UK drill and lo-fi hip-hop textures. His earlier releases under the name Limzy M include singles such as “Feeling Myself” (2024) and “Save Us” featuring Trappy Tee (2025), alongside collaborations like “Sdingimali” an