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Oct 15, 2023 5 min

Central Cee - So Sick

from Pitch Perfect Hosted by Landon Hayes

Central Cee, whose real name is Oakley Neil H.T Caesar-Su, is a British rapper hailing from Shepherd's Bush, London, born on 4 June 1998. His journey into the music industry began around 2015 when he participated in the "Ain’t On Nuttin Remix" with J Hus and Bonkaz, adopting the name Central Cee. In the same year, he released "StreetHeat Freestyle" and followed up with his debut album "17" in 2017. Central Cee gained widespread recognition in 2020 with the release of singles "Day in the Life" and "Loading," showcasing his dynamic drill-based sound with relentless flows and vivid street narratives. His mixtape "Wild West" was released in 2021 and debuted at number two on the UK Albums Chart. His second mixtape "23" was released on 25 February 2022. Central Cee's unreleased song, tentatively titled "Truth In the Lies (So Sick)," is anticipated to be released in 2023. This song has also been remixed, featuring Juice WRLD, as seen on YouTube. Furthermore, a TikTok post mentions that Ray Walters produced an unreleased song by Central Cee titled "So Sick". The track seems to have sampled or drawn inspiration from Ne-Yo's 2005 song "So Sick". However, due to the unreleased status of the song, detailed information regarding its lyrics, content, or exact release date may not be widely available. Nonetheless, it is a testament to Central Cee's growing influence and collaborative efforts within the music scene.

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