With his most recent release, “Drillers In Paris”, Mischief has continued to prove himself a serious prospect within the drill scene. Taking early inspiration from his South London peers, 67 (drill collective), during their come-up, he took it upon himself to add his own signature style to the ever-distinctive drill style. 
 While 2022 has already shown Mischief to be an artist of coherence in both his branding and releases, 2023 is set to carry even more momentum than the latter with a combination of releases, performances, and even a project on the way. 
 Having shared the mic with other scene favourites including Youngs Teflon, LD and Nafe Smallz; Mischief’s discography is nothing short of impressive. Yet, now he looks towards more solo releases that build his fan base beyond his earlier collaborations, and widen his acknowledgment for his dedication to the scene.