Professor Green, an acclaimed English rapper and songwriter, has made significant strides in the music industry since his debut. He burst onto the scene in 2006 with his first mixtape, Lecture #1, and quickly gained recognition by winning the inaugural JumpOff MySpace £50,000 battle rap tournament in 2008. His unique blend of rap and pop resonated with audiences, leading to his signing with Virgin Records and the release of his debut album, Alive Till I’m Dead, in 2010. The album featured hit singles like “I Need You Tonight” and “Just Be Good to Green,” both of which achieved impressive chart success, solidifying his status as a rising star in the UK music scene.

Following the success of his debut, Green continued to evolve as an artist with his second album, At Your Inconvenience, released in 2011. The album’s lead single, “Read All About It,” featuring Emeli Sandé, soared to number one on the UK Singles Chart, showcasing Green’s ability to collaborate with top talent and appeal to a broad audience. His innovative approach to music and performance earned him a reputation as a dynamic live act, further enhanced by his role as a social ambassador for Puma, where he launched an exclusive apparel collection.

In 2014, Green released his third album, Growing Up in Public, which featured collaborations with various artists and highlighted his growth as a musician. The lead single, “Lullaby,” featuring Tori Kelly, exemplified his knack for creating catchy, relatable tracks. His commitment to mental health advocacy and philanthropy, particularly through his work with the charity CALM, has also distinguished him as a socially conscious artist.

Most recently, Green has continued to innovate with his EP, Matters of the Heart, released in 2019, and has signed a worldwide artist services deal with Cooking Vinyl. His contributions to music and culture, along with his dedication to important social issues, position Professor Green as a prominent figure in the contemporary music landscape, inspiring fans and fellow artists alike.