On his debut studio album "Back To Square One", London rapper Digga D delivers menacing bars over brooding production to cement his status in UK drill.

Across 15 tracks, Digga navigates beats from 808Melo, PK and others with an aggressive yet manipulative flow that draws influence from Chicago cousins. Songs like "Pound Sign" and "Woi" ride dark, minimalist riddims.

Lyrically, he pulls no punches naming opps and describing street activities in graphic detail. However, moments like "Giving Back" reveal greater emotional depth in Digga's artistry.

Features from fellow drill stars like Headie One, M24 and Russ Millions further heighten the authentic ambiance of on-road life in the UK underground scene.

For longtime supporters and casual fans alike, "Back To Square One" delivers a grittily cinematic experience that reminds why Digga D remains drill's preeminent artist stateside and abroad. His skills continue guiding the evolving British sound's rise globally.