Rodney P

Rodney P is a British MC who has been an influential figure in the UK hip-hop scene. He first gained prominence in the 1980s as a member of the group London Posse, which is often credited with helping to develop a distinctly British sound in hip-hop by incorporating elements of reggae and using London accents. After the group disbanded, Rodney P embarked on a solo career, releasing his debut solo album "The Future" in 2002. Known for his socially conscious lyrics and unique flow, he has collaborated with a variety of artists across different genres and has been a pivotal figure in promoting UK hip-hop both domestically and internationally. Rodney P has also appeared on television as a presenter for documentaries exploring the history and culture of hip-hop. His contributions to the scene have earned him the title "The Godfather of British Hip Hop" among fans and peers alike.