BiG HEATH Releases Single ‘Too Big’

Nas and Rag ‘n’ Bone man championed rapper, BiG HEATH is a rapper rising at serious speed. Following the release of his sensational second EP ‘Call Me BiG’ he refuses to rest on his laurels with the release of his brand new single “Too BiG”.

The single comes at a due time for BiG HEATH, having blown away Charlie Sloth with his hard barred FIRE IN THE BOOTH and later crowds who flocked to see him at FIRE IN THE PARK on September 28th. Not only wowing adoring live crowds, BiG HEATH was personally invited onto Rob Becketts E4 show ‘Savage Socials’ to share his witty lyricism and loveable character warmly received by national viewers.

Tapping acclaimed producer Diztortion (Lethal Bizzle, Tinie Tempah, Avelino) for his latest effort, “Too BiG” brings laid back, hip-hop production to match BiG Heath’s playful delivery and undeniable charisma.
An undoubtably refreshing take on the current scene, he delivers with punchlines aplenty and a memorable hook. Coming with a video that brings nothing but heat, it’s another infectious single from an act who is posing to be a real breakthrough name in 2019.

Hailing from the quiet Cambridge suburbs, BiG HEATH is not only comfortable with being different, he embraces it, delivering rhymes that go against the status quo of the UK rap scene. His realness and sensitivity are clear to see within the introspective lyrical content, tackling vulnerability with surprising candour.

Having first started rapping at the age of 10 – after discovering it helped overcome his stutter – BiG HEATH got his first break in 2017 when he was booked for notable support slots with Nas and Freddie Gibbs. It was his live performance at Nas’ show in Liverpool that caught the attention of DJ Semtex, and by 2018 critics earmarked him as the “next one up”, praising him for showcasing a different side to the UK Rap.

Having made serious waves with his debut release ‘Lonely’ EP which saw the likes of BBC 1XTtra, Radio 1, Link Up and GRM put their weight behind him, 2018 also saw BiG HEATH open the main stage at Wireless, perform on the Radio 1Xtra stage at Reading & Leeds Festival, ink a deal with the second biggest Major Label Polydor Records, and hunker down in the studio with Show N Prove (J Hus, Stefflon Don, Giggs), Ishi (Usher, Ne-Yo, Wretch 32), Abaz (Tory Lanez, T-Pain, Gucci
Maine).

BiG HEATH has been consistently going from strength to strength and there are no signs of slowing down anytime soon.

Tour Dates:
Thursday 2nd April – Glasgow G2
Friday 3rd April – Birmingham O2 Institute 3
Saturday 4th April – Manchester Academy 3
Sunday 5th April – Bristol Exchange
Tuesday 7th April – Dublin Academy
Thursday 9th April – London Garage