Maverick Sabre, a talented artist, emerged onto the UK music scene seven years ago, flaunting his Irish roots with a compelling blend of rap and soulful singing. Initially endorsed by Plan B, he skillfully bridged the gap between Irish, American, and UK rap influences while infusing elements of timeless blues and traditional Irish music inherited from his family. His debut album, ‘Lonely Are The Brave,’ quickly ascended to the #2 position on the UK album charts, achieving remarkable sales exceeding 250,000 copies.
Over the years, Maverick Sabre has undergone a notable transformation, shifting from a rapper to a visionary and melodious songwriter who narrates profound tales that critique the societal landscape with keen discernment. His latest album ventures into dreamy and psychedelic realms, resonating with haunting, gritty, and rock-inspired undertones. Fearless in his approach, Maverick Sabre fearlessly delves into various topics, from tragedies like Grenfell to the societal phenomenon of idolizing false icons. While rap may no longer dominate his musical style, his hip-hop background instills a commitment to crafting music that is raw, sincere, and unapologetically honest.