Avelino - So Fine (Feat. Haile)

Tottenham lyricist Avelino shares the video to latest single ‘So Fine’ ft Haile. The breakthrough UK rapper is storming through 2018; this year has already seen him release the stand-out ‘More Everyting’ ft. J Styles (Ice City Boyz), hop on Raye’s ‘Slower’ and collaborate with Skrabz, Asco, Loski & AJ Tracey for GRM Daily’s ‘London’s Calling’.

Set in a mansion, the video follows Avelino and WSTRN’s Haile as they host a lavish party surrounded by grandeur. Leading with the falsetto sung hook from Haile, ‘So Fine’ sees Avelino spit bars on building his career, the opulence of the industry and keeping his head in the game.

Avelino is charting a steady rise following an explosive 2017 which saw the release of his acclaimed debut 12-track playlist, No Bullshit and seminal single ‘Energy’ featuring grime heavyweights Skepta and Stormzy. The year was punctuated with a ream of pivotal moments, including a ‘Best Mixtape’ win for No Bullshit at the NME Awards, No Bullshit being streamed 5.8 million times across Apple & Spotify and Avelino being highlighted as one of VEVO’s ‘Dscvr’ Artists to Watch for 2018.

Avelino continues to affirm his status as one the finest, genuine and versatile MC’s to grace the scene. His deserved, unburdened belief in his ability, has seen the prolific 24-year-old gain accolades from peers, media and fans alike. Namely, his notable collab with fellow lyricist Dave on ‘U Can Stand Up’ before joining Dave on his 10-date ‘Game Over’ UK tour at the end of 2017, that culminated in two sold-out dates at London’s KOKO. Alongside playlist support at both BBC Radio 1 and BBC Radio 1Xtra, Avelino has seen his standout single ‘1 In A Million’ amassing, as its moniker dictates, over 1 million streams on Spotify.

2018 will see Avelino perform a string of live dates including Love Saves The Day festival this month, alongside more hotly-anticipated new music that will continue to buck expectation and affirm his status as one of the most genuine and exciting acts to emerge and represent the UK.