Deca OTA ft: Hunnid2Hebron - Hallelujah (Official Video)

Deca OTA & Hunnid2Hebron Bring Spirit and Fire on “Hallelujah”.

London’s rising rap voice Deca OTA returns with “Hallelujah,” a powerful new collaboration with fellow talent Hunnid2Hebron and the latest glimpse into Deca’s upcoming project The Human Condition, dropping December 12th.

The track is an arresting fusion of faith, reflection, and raw craft. Over rolling bass, choppy drums, and a stunning sample of Sade’s “Pearls,” Deca leans into sharp, intentional wordplay, marking himself as one of the most exciting young artists moving in UK rap right now. Hunnid2Hebron steps in with equal conviction, the pair trading introspective, spiritually charged verses that sit somewhere between testimony and triumph.

For Deca, the record is rooted in redemption. “My focal inspiration is the Gospel,” he says. “‘Hallelujah’ represents spiritual redemption, two artists who once strayed from God’s path, now found.” Both rappers reflect aspects of the Prodigal Son story, lending the track a depth rarely explored with such clarity in contemporary UK rap.

Since debuting in 2021, Deca OTA has quietly built heavy momentum. Growing up between Grahame Park and Newham, he honed his storytelling early, eventually dropping standouts like “Far From Average,” “Cincinnati,” “Countless Nights,” and “Lost in the Stars.” His collective Free Imprint has also gained serious traction, earning millions of streams and co signs from major UK names including Nemzzz, Blanco, and Knucks.

Free Imprint, founded by Deca alongside Rosen and Afu, operates with a mission to create outside the industry conveyor belt, prioritising independence, craft, and community. It’s an ethos that runs through “Hallelujah,” a track that feels less like a single and more like a statement of intent.

With spiritual depth, creative fearlessness, and a fast growing influence, Deca OTA is looking more and more like one of the UK’s most compelling new voices and “Hallelujah” only strengthens that claim.