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Blackpool's Micmasters winner Tymen steps up to BL@CKBOX

His two-part Blackout Session joins a new performance from Zims, keeping the platform's emerging-artist focus in view.

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Tymen - Blackout Sessions | BL@CKBOX

Winning Micmasters in Blackpool earned Tymen an invitation to BL@CKBOX, the platform says, and he arrives with enough material for a change of beat.

His Blackout Session begins over an atmospheric hip-hop instrumental, with verses about his upbringing, ambitions and wanting to provide for his mother. After applause and a brief headphone reset, a melodic, vocal-sampled drill beat brings a second part focused on friendship, family loyalty and personal struggles. It is a small studio showcase with a clear sense of what he wants to put across.

Tymen's performance was the more watched of the week's two uploads, though only just: both it and Zims' session were approaching 600 views. Zims arrived later and is currently drawing the most daily views among the sessions gathering momentum. October's CSM performance and September's MaxxBranning session are also adding views, giving the series some life beyond its newest entries.

Across the channel, subscribers held steady while daily viewing sat a little below its usual level. That makes this a modest week for a platform whose archive includes Dave's 2015 session, now approaching 20 million views. The scale is different, but Tymen's route from a Blackpool competition to the studio fits BL@CKBOX's stated purpose neatly: making room for artists near the beginning.

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We recognise a legend in the making when we see one, HUGE shoutout to Blackbox for bringing opportunities like these to the up & coming, thankyou TY for setting the bar 🥁
thankyou to everyone involved,
if you are an artist reading this, I hope it inspires you, don't just chase your dreams, embody them, bless up.
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