Following their recent EP 'North King Street', Blackfish Collective are back with 'Blackfish Season' which might not be a season filled with blue skies and daffodils but continues their gritty theme of hard-hitting lyrics and dark beats.

As founding member of the Collective Prettyboy Francis says of the new single and their sound, “We released the Soundtrack EP (North King Street) last month in the winter, and now that we're in March - the first month of spring, this new single represents a transition of our music to match the change of season.

‘Blackfish Season’ is a goodbye to a sound (grime) that really encouraged me to start Blackfish Collective. It’s my way of paying respect and homage to a genre in which craftsmen and skill often gets overlooked. We’ve got much more music to come this year - watch this space.”

The accompanying visuals feature footage taken from a variety of live Blackfish Collective performances, including being on the Afropunk London 2017 stage and sets this year at Nambucca and Junction House in London. The music video was filmed by Mane Attraction and Raphael Asare and directed by Blackfish member Demi Gosh (Adedamola Balogun).

Blackfish Collective continue to express their individuality and originality in this new single through slick wordplay and ominous chanting. The London-based group consist of Caleb Kunle, PRNC$$, Pretty Boy Francis, Demi Gosh, MO-TABS, Toni and THE VYCE and we're sure they have many more ideas up their creative sleeves throughout 2018. In the meantime, enjoy Blackfish Season.