Known for his introspective storytelling and left of center perspective, Cashus King is an experienced Los Angeles emcee. His artistry spanned the divide between bohemian art movements and the reality of life on the streets in the unique cultural environment of Leimert Park. He is a contemporary griot, who is focused on self-growth and self-determination. He’s accompanied by his London-based producer and engineer, Big O, whose smooth, experimental and soulful production style complements his own well. They have released the 2026 collaborative album Water to Wine with artists such as Blu, Fashawn, and L.O.U., with the latter being the most popular.They have released the 2026 collaborative album Water to Wine, with L.O.U. being the most popular artist amongst them.

With a rare and cohesive experience like Water to Wine, Cashus King and Big O prove that in modern hip-hop, where the industry focuses on singular hits rather than substance, they’ve created something that’s both. The album takes as its theme the biblical miracle at Cana, where water is turned into wine, and sees the miracle as a potent metaphor for the creative process. To say it’s a bold claim is an understatement, especially when the listener is asked to focus on the flow of songs as an evolving, fluid story instead of a disjointed list.

Ou bat tanbou epi ou danse ankò.