Pozer has released ‘Hulk Hogan’, a long-anticipated collaboration with West London heavyweight AJ Tracey that has been circulating online and building a loyal following for over two years. The track is out now alongside an accompanying video directed by Red Moons. Stream it here.
Built on skippy percussion, tight hi-hats and pitched-up vocal chops that nod to UKG, ‘Hulk Hogan’ sees the pair trade slick, self-assured bars that channel the larger-than-life bravado of its namesake. Croydon-born Pozer cuts through with clarity and confidence, while AJ Tracey more than holds his own as one of UK rap’s most respected voices.
Shot in stark black and white with sudden flashes of red, the visual places Pozer in an abandoned house where memories begin to surface and the space fractures around him. It’s a striking visual companion that adds real texture to the track’s intensity.
‘Hulk Hogan’ arrives in the middle of a strong run for Pozer, following recent cuts ‘Common’ and ‘Money & Power’, as well as a standout feature on Chase and Status’s ‘Through The Pain’, first previewed during their intimate, phone-free shows at Corsica Studios. It builds on the momentum that saw him named as one of our UK artists to watch for 2025, with his stripped-back but precise approach to South London rap continuing to sharpen.
Pozer’s rise has been fast and self-driven. Early breakout singles ‘Kitchen Stove’ and ‘Malicious Intentions’, the latter making him the first UK rapper to chart two tracks simultaneously, established him quickly. Since then, global streams have surpassed 100 million, he’s picked up a MOBO Award win and a BBC Sound of 2025 nod, and he’s earned co-signs from Stormzy, Dave and now AJ Tracey. He also played the Chevron Stage at Reading Festival 2025, underlining just how quickly his festival stock has risen.
AJ Tracey is no stranger to those same stages. His multi-platinum ‘Ladbroke Grove’ became the biggest independent single of 2019, spending 14 weeks in the UK Top 10, while further highlights include ‘West Ten’ with Mabel (Gold certified), ‘Dinner Guest’ featuring MoStack (Platinum) and chart-topping charity single ‘Times Like These’. He headlined the Chevron Stage at Leeds Festival 2025, continuing to cement his place at the top of UK rap. He releases all music independently through his own label, Revenge Records.

Image credits: Henry Goodfellow, Silas Atwell
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