Artist Biography Available in: Hak Baker is a British singer-songwriter from London known for pioneering a style described as "G-folk," a fusion of grime influences with folk songwriting. His music is distinguished by unadorned, raw vocal delivery combined with gritty, direct lyricism.
Baker's songwriting draws on his own experiences and those of people around him, offering a portrait of working-class life in London in the early 2020s. His work addresses themes of social injustice, everyday hustle, and personal heartache, reflecting the realities faced by working-class communities during that period.
Through this blend of folk tradition and grime-informed grit, Baker has carved out a distinctive space in the UK music scene, redefining conventional notions of what a folk singer can be.