1. C2 is a member of North West London, Camden gang ‘One Side’ also known as ‘Original Cumbo’.

On the 18th of January, 2018, C2 made his musical debut alongside famous rapper Russ Millions and Taze. The song titled ‘Usual Suspects’ would later exceed 1 million views on Youtube. Later that year C2 would release another song titled ‘Whats Happened?’ alongside rappers Lankz & Action. The song wouldn’t attract attention until two years later when opposing rappers ‘Suspect’ or ‘Sus’ and ‘2smokeyy’ would breakthrough into the scene. The song would be removed from Youtube multiple times by the Metropolitan Police.

After an unsuccessful modelling career, C2 would later find himself in jail for unknown reasons. During this period of time fellow rapper and One Side gang member Chinx (OS) would make his debut in early 2022 and would rocket to infamy after releasing multiple songs during early 2022.

After being released from jail, C2 would return to the music industry with his anticipated single ‘The Return’ released on the 9th of October, 2022. He would also release ‘BlackAF1’ on the 20th of November, 2022.

C2 is currently one of the most exciting up and coming rappers in the UK Drill scene with his extremely unique flows and beat choices, he is one to look out for in the future.

2. C2 is aggressive electronic music for the strong-willed dancefloor. formed to catch the more harsh and experimental content emanating from the control.org studio, C2 courts the sounds and structures of rhythmic industrial, ebm, drum n bass and ambient noisescapes to weave its sonic assault. C2 has been said to contain 'excellent complex contructions of beats that straddle dark ambient underpinnings like an abused mistress'.

C2 returns in 2013 with their fourth full-length, QUADRANTS: the stories of four, an audio and visual journey into an AM radio nitemare of a man haunted by the noise, the number 4 and four sirens.

welcome to the four... http://control.org/four

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