Frosty

Frosty burst onto the UK drill scene in 2019 with “County Lines”, a debut that went viral with little promotion and quickly made him one of the most talked-about new names in UK rap. The track caught the attention of American rapper Kodak Black, who played it on Instagram Live, helping push Frosty’s music beyond the UK and onto an international stage. With millions of views and growing recognition, Frosty’s rise was anything but conventional. Later that year, he released “County Lines, Pt. 2 (Remix)”, featuring Fredo, building on the momentum of his breakout success. Frosty went on to establish a catalogue of distinctive releases, including “Daily Duppy”, “Free Bae”, “H2O”, “Hate On Us”, “Happy Hour” and “Under Surveillance”. His 2020 mixtape, Under Surveillance, further showcased his versatility, combining gritty storytelling with a sound that moved between drill and trap. After a period away from music, Frosty returned with “Avon” in 2024 and “Asics” in 2025, signalling a new chapter in his career. Now, with “County Lines 3”, Frosty revisits the series that first put his name on the map. Building on an established catalogue and the legacy of his breakout record, he is reconnecting with listeners while bringing his sound to a new generation. His story remains one of UK drill’s most distinctive breakthroughs, with the next chapter still unfolding.