British rapper Loski, born Jyrelle O’Connor, has officially been released from prison after serving time for firearm possession. In a recent social media post, Loski marked his return with the caption "Proof of Life," sharing a photo with friends outside the prison, sparking conversation among fans and the UK rap scene.

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Loski, a well-known figure in the UK drill music scene, was sentenced in January 2023 to seven years in prison. The conviction stemmed from an incident where he was found in possession of a loaded revolver while in an Uber. The firearm was discovered during a police investigation, and despite his claims that the weapon was for self-defence due to an ongoing gang dispute, he was convicted at Croydon Crown Court.

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Before his incarceration, Loski had built a successful career in the music industry, becoming a significant figure in the drill genre. He rose to prominence as part of the Harlem Spartans, a collective known for their distinct sound and influence on UK drill music. His solo career took off with tracks like "Forrest Gump" and "Hazards," which garnered millions of views and established him as a key figure in the scene. Loski’s music often reflects the harsh realities of street life, a theme that resonates with many listeners.

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His debut mixtape, *Call Me Loose*, released in 2018, further solidified his place in the industry, followed by his critically acclaimed album *Music, Trial & Trauma: A Drill Story* in 2020. The album explored deeper themes of his personal struggles, the environment he grew up in, and the challenges that come with success in the face of adversity.

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As Loski re-enters society, fans are eagerly awaiting his next move, both musically and personally. His return is expected to reignite his career, with many hoping he will continue to evolve and share his story through his music. For now, the drill scene welcomes back one of its most prominent voices.

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