
Booter Bee, born 5 June 2000 in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, is a prominent figure in the UK drill scene, often representing the gritty and tight-knit "F Block" community. His music reflects the raw realities of life in his area, combining vivid street narratives with a unique delivery. Booter has carved out a distinct image within the scene—frequently seen wearing white shades and a balaclava, a look that has become his trademark. This aesthetic not only reinforces his underground identity but also adds a layer of mystique, aligning with the visual codes of anonymity and street credibility that are central to drill culture.
Booter Bee made his debut in 2021, emerging from the UK drill underground with tracks like “No Point” and “100 Degrees.” His early buzz came largely from raw, high-energy freestyles on platforms like Hoods Hottest, where his vivid storytelling and gritty delivery quickly gained attention. In February 2024, he dropped his first full-length project, True Stories, solidifying his presence in the scene with a more cohesive body of work. Riding that momentum, he announced True Stories 2, scheduled for release in July 2025, which includes standout singles like “AURA.” His recent catalog—featuring tracks such as “Slow Down,” “Half 9,” “Cranberry,” “Emergency,” and “Gangster Times”—has earned him over 106 million total streams across platforms by June 2025, establishing him as one of the most streamed emerging voices in UK drill.

2025
True Stories 2 is the highly anticipated follow-up to Booter Bee’s breakout mixtape and is set for release on 25 July 2025. The project will feature 18 tracks under Zeromileage The
2026-10-16
Madeleine Mathews connects Stuck to the cost of building a life in music, while its video imagines an escape from an ordinary workday.
2026-10-14
The band’s account of Sigil explains how Maia Sinaiko’s Lullaby prompted Susanna Thomson to write Wounds of Purification. The album is due October 23.
2026-10-12
Dustin White connects the new single to a lost photograph and a Columbus science-fiction convention, ahead of Functional Music on November 6.