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Asletics
Asletics is a duo from London formed in 2011 by brothers Cameron and Matthew James. They started playing underground venues with a mix of hip-hop, soul, and...
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Asletics is a duo from London formed in 2011 by brothers Cameron and Matthew James. They started playing underground venues with a mix of hip-hop, soul, and electronic beats. Their debut single 'Hit 'n' Slap' came out in 2015 and became their most recognizable track.
After 'Hit 'n' Slap' gained attention, some critics raised concerns about the song's lyrics. The brothers responded that their music was meant as social commentary rather than literal endorsement. They've released two studio albums: 'Who You Are Is Not Enough' in 2017 and 'We Are Athletics' in 2020.
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