Best known for his intense freestyling ability. ENJI - A young artist hailing from Aberdeenshire – has been crafting his sound since he was 16. Combining cinematic compositions, with grungey instrumentation, grimy production alongside trap rhythms mixed with conscious lyrics; ENJI creates a vivid performance Identity has always been an issue for this troubled artist; shaping his identity around drug culture and hip-hop at an early age quickly spiralled him into addiction. Homelessness brought the young artist to an ultimatum, enabling him to prioritise his passion as a songwriter instead of losing himself to generational habits. After moving to Edinburgh early 2021, Anise Pearson A.K.A 'Queen of Harps'. Introduced ENJI to 'Intercultural Youth Scotland,’ - where most of his current discography was created - It was during this time he collaborated with Supermann on da beat. Composing his evocative debut, 'SORRY’. Bringing to light Scotland's drug death crisis amidst his second experience of homelessness. Upon turning 18, the young sensation secured his first official gig with 'Hip-Hop Scotland.' Then swiftly followed this up with another performance at Queens Hall, supporting Supermann on da beat's first headline gig, powered by the award-winning AMPLIFI. It did not take long for the young artist to gain recognition. He soon followed this up with a feature from Ireland's latest Hip-Hop prodigy, Curtisy.