Wretch 32 explores youth incarceration on new project 'little BIG Man' and short film
Author: Aishah Rahman | Friday 28th May 2021
Wretch 32 has released his surprise project ‘little BIG Man’ alongside a powerful short film.
The artist, author, and creative director places himself in the shoes of a teenager to consider the issues that plague today’s youth. Across the 9-track concept project, Wretch examines themes like incarceration, violence and poverty. The tracklist features a range of familiar voices including K-Trap, Nafe Smallz and M Huncho.
“I was trying to put myself in a 17-year-old’s body and try to see how they feel,” said Wretch of the new tape.
In accompaniment of the release, Wretch has also released a short film directed by Edem Wornoo which explores the themes of the project across three riveting acts.
Watch the short film here:
Listen to little BIG Man below:
