Triple OG Musiq, a masked house producer from Hither Green, and Dudley's Scutla released Found Love on Epic Records UK on 11 September after a TikTok push.
A house producer from Hither Green has a record out on Epic Records UK. Triple OG Musiq, who makes his music in Lee, and Scutla, a producer from Dudley in the Black Country, released “Found Love” through the label on 11 September 2026, after Triple OG started promoting the track himself on TikTok.
You will not see his face in any of the pictures. His manager, Ryan Bulter Nelson, says Triple OG “intentionally keeps his identity private and does not publicly show his face. The anonymity is part of his artist identity within the house music scene, so the images supplied represent him without revealing his identity.”
From a TikTok push to a major label
Scutla produced the beat for “Found Love” and Triple OG added the vocals.
Corrected 6 October: an earlier version said the pair first worked together on Scutla’s track “Slave 4 U”. Their management has since told us that was wrong: Scutla did not work with Triple OG on that record.
Asked where he is from and where he works, Triple OG said:
“I’m from Hither Green in Lewisham, and I currently make music in Lee.”
The label deal came out of TikTok. Triple OG said:
“I started promoting ‘Found Love’ on TikTok and the response went crazy. The song started going viral, labels began reaching out to me about the record, and everything moved really quickly from there. It eventually led to ‘Found Love’ being released through Epic Records UK on 11th September 2026.”
The radio edit, credited as “Found Love ft. Scutla”, is below, supplied by the pair’s management for this piece.
Why the management came to local media now
Ryan Bulter Nelson manages both producers. He told us the release matters less to them than how they got there:
“For us, the story is bigger than simply promoting another record. It’s about two producers from different parts of the country continuing to create, believe in what they were doing and keep pushing without knowing exactly where the journey would lead.”
He thinks there is something in it for other people making things in the borough:
“I think there’s a positive message in their journey for other creatives coming from places like Lewisham: you don’t always know when the opportunity is going to arrive, but that doesn’t mean you stop building.”
And he says the pair are at the start, not the finish:
“We’re still at the beginning of developing Triple OG & Scutla, which is why I wanted to introduce the story to local media now. I’d much rather you discover Triple OG while the journey is growing and hopefully follow what happens next, rather than us only reaching out once everything has already happened.”
Behind the photographs
The press pictures were taken by the photographer who goes by @woods.photo on Instagram. A short clip from the same shoot, supplied by the management from the Found Love campaign, shows the two producers on the red sofa that appears in the main picture.
The official artwork is a plain silver CD with the names written on it in black marker: “Triple OG Musiq, Scutla, Found Love (All I Need)”.
His advice to young producers in Lewisham
We asked Triple OG what he would say to someone in the borough who is just starting to make music:
“Don’t chase your dreams, manifest them. If you’re always chasing something, it means you haven’t caught it yet. Believe in what you’re doing, stay consistent and keep working until what you pictured becomes your reality.”
What comes next
Triple OG Musiq already has his next release out, “Pretty Girls Makes Raves”, his management says. They have offered to keep us posted on new releases and live dates, and we will report them here, including any shows in and around Lewisham.
If you are making music, art or film in the borough and have news to share, email hello@lewishamnews.co.uk. For more on what is happening locally, see what’s on in Lewisham this month.
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