![]() ![]() The song was said to be a tribute to his brother, for the anniversary of his death. On 15 September 2020, Slowthai released the single "Feel Away" featuring James Blake and Mount Kimbie. Slowthai has since apologised, while Ryan has said the situation was taken the wrong way. Slowthai then threw his own drink and jumped into the crowd. After audience members began shouting at him, Slowthai dropped his microphone into the crowd, which was then thrown back at him along with a drink. On 12 February 2020, after winning the Hero of the Year award at the NME Awards, Slowthai made sexual comments about host Katherine Ryan. The single was the first "episode" of their Song Machine project. In January 2020, Slowthai was featured alongside UK punk band Slaves on Gorillaz's single " Momentary Bliss". He is also featured on "Heaven Belongs To You" from Brockhampton's album Ginger and later joined their HBTY North American tour in 2019 as the special guest. Slowthai contributed additional, uncredited vocals on the song "What's Good" from Tyler, the Creator's album Igor. Alongside that, his debut album was nominated for a Mercury Music Prize. In addition to being included in the BBC's Sound of 2019 poll and NME's NME 100 list, Slowthai as well received acclaim from publications such as DIY, Vevo and Metro. Later in the same year, Slowthai signed his recording contract with Method Records and since has released his RUNT EP and debut studio album, Nothing Great About Britain, which peaked at number 9 on the Official Charts on the week of release. In 2017, Slowthai partnered up with indie record label Bone Soda to release his I WISH I KNEW EP, Murder and T N Biscuits. In 2016, he released his breakout single, "Jiggle", produced by Sammy Byrne. The name Slowthai originates from his childhood nickname given to him due to his slow speech and drawled tone: "slow ty". After college, Frampton had multiple short stints in employment, working as a labourer, a plasterer, and at a branch of Next before being fired for breach of contract after he gave his friend employee discounts. ![]() įrampton frequently skipped school during his years at Northampton Academy and often spent time at a nearby underground "recording studio" at his friend's house, only stopping when his mother was forced to attend a compulsory court hearing. Frampton attended Northampton Academy and in 2011 attended Northampton College, where he studied for a BTEC in Music Technology. His younger brother Michael died shortly after his first birthday, which greatly affected Frampton. ![]() Frampton, his sister, and his brother were raised by their single mother in a council estate in the Lings area of Northampton. Tyron Kaymone Frampton was born on 18 December 1994 in Northampton to Gaynor, a teenage mother of Barbadian descent. ![]()
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