British Contemporary R&B Musical Groups Codexery

NSG (group)

British afroswing collective of six members from Hackney.

NSG is a British afroswing collective from Hackney, East London, comprising six members: OGD, Kruddz, Mojo, Dope, Papii Abz, and Mxjib. The group released their debut album "AREA BOYZ" in 2023, following earlier releases including the EP "Grown Up" (2016) and the mixtape "Roots" (2020). Their most successful singles include "Options" featuring Tion Wayne and "Yo Darlin" featuring Geko.

Quick Facts

Origin
Hackney, London, England
Genre
  • British hip hop
  • grime
  • afroswing
Years active
2013–present
Label
NSG Entertainment
Associated acts
  • Geko
  • Jae5
  • J Hus
  • Not3s
  • Tion Wayne
  • Unknown T
Current members
  • OGD
  • Kruddz
  • Mojo
  • Dope
  • Papii Abz
  • Mxjib

Facts from the source article.

History

NSG is a group of six childhood friends from Hackney, London, who all attended the same secondary school, the Arts and Media School in Islington. One member later studied at the University of Hertfordshire. The collective includes three artists of Nigerian heritage and three of Ghanaian heritage. Two members, OGD and Kruddz, are the younger brothers of producer Jae5, and OGD also works with the production team 4PLAY. Their debut single, "Whine and Kotch," came out in December 2013, and they worked with rapper J Hus in 2015. After releasing the EP "Grown Up" in 2017, they put out the single "Options" featuring Tion Wayne in 2018, which reached number seven on the UK Singles Chart the following year. Their debut mixtape, "Roots," arrived on 19 June 2020, and on 9 December 2021 they issued the EP "Headliner" before their Roots Africa Tour.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is NSG (group) from?

NSG originated in Hackney, London, England.

Which record labels has NSG (group) released music on?

NSG has released music on NSG Entertainment.

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