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UK rapper Fimiguerrero releases new single Too High

The track leans on rattling hi-hats and transportive synths, HotNewHipHop writes.

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Fimiguerrero performing "Black Jeep" with Fakemink in London in May 2026. Photo: Gauzecard, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons

Fimiguerrero has put out a new single called "Too High," HotNewHipHop reported on August 8. Released August 7, the track carries no album attachment, arriving as a standalone single.

The outlet described the track as an EDM-influenced, buzzy and spacey banger built on rattling hi-hats, dense kicks and transportive synths, with an uplifting pace that shifts between euphoric vocal samples and more menacing electronic scrapes.

HotNewHipHop calls Fimiguerrero one of the most buzzing artists in the UK hip-hop underground, noting that he mostly lets the instrumental carry the track rather than dominating it with his own vocal performance. The song's page carried a 4.5-out-of-5 reader rating at the time of publication.

The outlet framed "Too High" as another entry in a catalog it places inside a broader UK hip-hop wave it called a highlight of the genre in the 2020s. Fimiguerrero previously teamed with Lancey Foux and Len for the 2024 joint album Conglomerate, part of that same underground scene.

HotNewHipHop did not report any further release plans or an accompanying album tied to the single. It's the latest addition to the release calendar and our hip-hop coverage.

The facts

  • Too High is Fimiguerrero's new single, released August 7, 2026
  • HotNewHipHop calls the track EDM-influenced and buzzy
  • The outlet says Fimiguerrero is part of the UK hip-hop underground
  • The single has no accompanying album, per HotNewHipHop
  • Fimiguerrero previously joined Lancey Foux and Len on the 2024 album Conglomerate

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