NEMZZZ RETURNS WITH NEW SINGLE “ART” FEATURING LATTO : RELEASING JUNE 12TH @ 7PM BST
HIS FIRST RELEASE SINCE RENT’S DUE MARKS A NEW INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION CHAPTER FOR THE MANCHESTER ARTIST WHOSE GLOBAL PRESENCE IS EVER-GROWING
Following the release of his breakout mixtape RENT’S DUE and its expanded deluxe edition, Manchester rapper Nemzzz is set to return with new music. His latest single, “ART” featuring Latto, will be released on Wednesday, June 12th at 7pm BST.
“ART” sees Nemzzz team up with Atlanta artist Latto, bringing together two distinct styles on a track that leans into sharp, polished production and understated delivery. The collaboration marks Nemzzz’s first official release alongside a U.S. artist and introduces a shift in tone that hints at the next phase of his work.
Eagle-eyed fans have spotted videos and clips of Nemzzz and Latto together circulating online in recent weeks, sparking speculation about a potential collaboration. “ART” now confirms the rumours, offering the first glimpse of what the two artists have created together.
Earlier this year, RENT’S DUE debuted in the Top 10 on the UK Official Albums Chart, marking Nemzzz’s highest chart position to date and solidifying his place as one of the most consistent new voices in UK rap. The mixtape was met with strong support across platforms and included standout tracks such as “COLD,” “BAD DECISIONS,” and “DILEMMA” (feat. Central Cee). The deluxe edition followed just days later, adding four new tracks and additional features from Chy Cartier and D-Block Europe.
The accompanying video for “TASTE” (feat. D-Block Europe) continued the mixtape’s momentum, drawing further attention across YouTube and social media. Since then, Nemzzz has kept a low profile musically, making “ART” a highly anticipated return.
With over 1 billion streams globally, playlisting support across DSPs, and media recognition including a recent British Vogue feature, Nemzzz continues to grow both his audience and artistic identity. “ART” signals a new direction, offering a more minimal, deliberate sound while maintaining the clarity and precision that define his catalogue.
