<p>In the ever-evolving landscape of the music industry, a new star is on the rise, captivating audiences with a fresh voice, compelling lyrics, and an unmistakable style. Irfana Hameed, the young hip-hop prodigy from Kodaikanal has emerged as a trailblazer, leaving her mark on the hip-hop genre.</p><p>With a blend of raw talent, uniqueness, and an innovative approach to storytelling, Irfana is not just a rapper but a force to be reckoned with.</p><p>The young firebrand, who is enjoying the success of her explosive single, <em>London Dry</em>, spoke to <em><strong>DH</strong></em> where she expressed her short yet illustrious musical journey.</p>.<p>Born and raised in the hill town of Kodaikanal in Tamil Nadu, Irfana's early musical life began with traditional Carnatic training. However, writing has been her passion since childhood. Growing up, Irfana has penned several poems.</p><p>Irfana was shaping her career and was working with a famous law firm in Bengaluru when Covid-19 happened. During the pandemic, Irfana decided to try her hand at rapping and came up with a single with the help of a friend. There was no looking back for her since then.</p><p>She has not only carved out a niche but has also gained recognition from music industry peers. </p><p>Irfana tasted her first commercial success with the EP <em>Ko-Lab</em> which was widely appreciated by critics and fans. She was next heard on Netflix’s web series <em>Masaba Masaba</em>, where she performed the title track – <em>I am your King</em>. </p><p>Her song <em>Kannil Pettole</em> from the Malayalam movie <em>Thallumaala</em> turned Irfana into a hip-hop sensation.</p><p>On being asked about her interest in Tamil cinema and her favourites, Irfana said, "I am a big fan of music composers Anirudh Ravichander and Santosh Narayan. I also love singer Dhee and would love to collaborate work in the Kollywood industry one day".</p><p>Heavily inspired by ace rappers, JID and Kendrick Lamar, Irfana blends elements of hip-hop with eclectic beats, creating a signature sound that resonates with a diverse audience.</p><p>Irfana now wants to expand her territory and dreams of working with 'Desi Rappers' to enhance her versatility and provide music lovers with an unforgettable experience.</p><p>Her journey from a raw talent to a hip-hop sensation is showcases the power of authenticity and the universal language of music.</p>
<p>In the ever-evolving landscape of the music industry, a new star is on the rise, captivating audiences with a fresh voice, compelling lyrics, and an unmistakable style. Irfana Hameed, the young hip-hop prodigy from Kodaikanal has emerged as a trailblazer, leaving her mark on the hip-hop genre.</p><p>With a blend of raw talent, uniqueness, and an innovative approach to storytelling, Irfana is not just a rapper but a force to be reckoned with.</p><p>The young firebrand, who is enjoying the success of her explosive single, <em>London Dry</em>, spoke to <em><strong>DH</strong></em> where she expressed her short yet illustrious musical journey.</p>.<p>Born and raised in the hill town of Kodaikanal in Tamil Nadu, Irfana's early musical life began with traditional Carnatic training. However, writing has been her passion since childhood. Growing up, Irfana has penned several poems.</p><p>Irfana was shaping her career and was working with a famous law firm in Bengaluru when Covid-19 happened. During the pandemic, Irfana decided to try her hand at rapping and came up with a single with the help of a friend. There was no looking back for her since then.</p><p>She has not only carved out a niche but has also gained recognition from music industry peers. </p><p>Irfana tasted her first commercial success with the EP <em>Ko-Lab</em> which was widely appreciated by critics and fans. She was next heard on Netflix’s web series <em>Masaba Masaba</em>, where she performed the title track – <em>I am your King</em>. </p><p>Her song <em>Kannil Pettole</em> from the Malayalam movie <em>Thallumaala</em> turned Irfana into a hip-hop sensation.</p><p>On being asked about her interest in Tamil cinema and her favourites, Irfana said, "I am a big fan of music composers Anirudh Ravichander and Santosh Narayan. I also love singer Dhee and would love to collaborate work in the Kollywood industry one day".</p><p>Heavily inspired by ace rappers, JID and Kendrick Lamar, Irfana blends elements of hip-hop with eclectic beats, creating a signature sound that resonates with a diverse audience.</p><p>Irfana now wants to expand her territory and dreams of working with 'Desi Rappers' to enhance her versatility and provide music lovers with an unforgettable experience.</p><p>Her journey from a raw talent to a hip-hop sensation is showcases the power of authenticity and the universal language of music.</p>