In a year where the unexpected became normal, Central Cee made his name heard. The Shepherds Bush-hailing musician is now a globally recognised talent, most recently earning a spot on the coveted XXL Freshman class of 2023 and currently sitting for it’s third week in the UK’s official number 1 position with “Sprinter”, his collaborative record with Dave, taken from the pair’s Split Decision mixtape and now certified silver. Performing the track for the first time together live at Glastonbury, the duo whipped the Worthy Farm crowd into a frenzy; an unmissable moment, which also featured Baby Beau the son of artist Slawn. Central Cee’s blend of concise lyricism is layered with introspective thought and social commentary, alongside innovative and forward-thinking production. At only 25 years-old, Cench moves with the vision and presence of someone much older; he doesn’t want his music to bejust for the moment but over time, it’s clear that he wants to create a legacy for himself. Considering the milestone achievements made in his early career, Central Cee has already begun to carve out a legacy. Central Cee is an inimitable and unavoidable talent. This is Central Cee's debut performance at Rhythm and Vines