Professor Green Releases ‘M.O.T.H.’ EP and New Single ‘Got It All’ Ft. Alice Chater

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WATCH THE VIDEO FOR ‘GOT IT ALL’ FT. ALICE CHATER HERE

6^th September 2019, London – Multi platinum-selling rapper, Professor Green, releases brand new ‘M.O.T.H.’ EP alongside latest single ‘Got It All’ ft. Alice Chater, and accompanying music video, today.

‘Got It All’, which sees Professor Green collaborate with pop newcomer Alice Chater (Tonight), is the second track to be lifted from his ‘M.O.T.H.’ EP and follows the recent release of title track ‘Matters of the Heart’. The official music video is directed by the legendary photographer Rankin and was filmed in London.

The six-track ‘M.O.T.H.’ EP sees Professor Green collaborate with a broad range of producers – from drum ’n’ bass powerhouse Sigma (Rita Ora, Quavo, Labirinth), Eddie Jenkins (Example, Lily Allen) and Swedish duo Goldfingers (based out of the iconic F/H Block Studios, which spawned the success of Naughty Boy and Emeli Sande) to Everyone You Know (earmarked as ones to watch by the likes of The Line Of Best Fit, Wonderland Magazine and MTV). In addition to Alice Chater, it features guest vocals from NAHLI, Charlotte O’Connor and Lewis Bootle.

To mark the release of the M.O.T.H. EP, Professor Green will be embarking on a nationwide headline UK tour, having fully recovered after fracturing his neck earlier this year. His M.O.T.H. UK Tour in November 2019 will encompass eleven shows across eleven cities (full details/ dates listed below). Tickets are available to purchase here.

Firmly established as one of the crossover superstars of British music, the Hackney born and raised rapper, Professor Green (aka Stephen Manderson), has notched up two Top 3 albums and over 3.5 million combined sales in the UK alone since starting out as a revered battle MC. All in addition to presenting six critically acclaimed documentaries (for the BBC and Channel 4), publishing his autobiography ‘Lucky’ (which was a Times bestseller), continuing his ongoing work as Patron of anti-suicide charity CALM, and, most recently, becoming a regular columnist for newly launched men’s title, The Book of Man.