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genre-bending, experimental, alt rap
“I metamorphosized and made a course up out my trenches.”
MAVI lends introspective lyrics with a laid-back flow, offering a fresh take on emotional vulnerability and self-reflection. He’s known for weaving philosophy and emotion into his verses, creating a sound that’s equal parts cerebral and heartfelt. His music navigates mental health, fame and personal growth, with a sound that resonates deeply in the underground scene. All his projects showcase his sharp lyricism and continued evolution as an artist.
“Think it’s green you got the wrong n*gga”
Oodaredevil is making waves in the underground scene with his raw, energetic delivery and versatile sound. His music blends harsh beats with introspective lyricism, creating a unique vibe that resonates with fans of both underground and experimental hip-hop. Known for tracks that explore themes of ambition, loyalty and self-reflection, Oodaredevil brings an authenticity that sets him apart in an industry often focused on the mainstream. With a growing catalog of impactful releases and a style that refuses to be boxed in, he’s an artist on the rise who deserves more attention.
“Bet if I said it I meant it.”
Joony is making his mark in the music scene with a sound that effortlessly blends smooth R&B vocals and emotional rap. Known for his standout feature on Brent Faiyaz’s Wasteland, Joony brings a refreshing vulnerability and laid-back confidence to his music. With a growing catalog full of dreamy melodies and honest lyrics, he’s steadily becoming a voice to watch in today’s music landscape, delivering vibes that stick with you.
“The pain’s steel, but I’m made of gold.”
Pink Siifu is genre-defying, mixing experimental beats with raw emotion. His music is a blend of soul, rap and punk energy that challenges the norm and inspires a whole new wave of creativity. Projects of his that highlight his boundary-pushing punk music and integration of Black culture are albums Black’!Antique and NEGRO. Siifu’s artistry is a movement in itself.
“Damn Ziah, this Fyah”
A new name in the Jersey Club scene. Ziah Fyah uses electronic hip hop, high energy drums and surreal vocal effects to make his music feel like the soundtrack to a neon-lit video game. Tracks like Tokyo Games, Ninjas Jump Around, Daytona’ and Go Do It show off his chaotic yet controlled style. It’s fun, unpredictable, full of life. He experiments with glitchy production and hypnotic flows. If you’re into fast-paced, futuristic beats with anime energy, Ziah Fyah is absolutely one to keep on your radar.
“Doin’ something right if they’re talkin’ against ya.”
Hailing from Montreal, Planet Giza is a powerhouse trio known for their genre-defying sound that fuses hip-hop, funk, R&B, and electronic influences. Comprised of Rami B, Tony Stone and DoomX, the group creates rich, futuristic beats layered with witty lyrics and infectious grooves. Whether it’s vibing out to their EPs or their acclaimed album Added Sugar, Planet Giza continues to push boundaries and solidify their spot as one of the most exciting underground acts to emerge in recent years.
“A Florida get-money nigga, I don’t get no realer.”
Ethereal and bouncy. He floats between nostalgia heavy plugg beats and high-pitched, dreamlike flows. Gives early Playboi Carti meets Travis Scott energy, filtered through a Florida acid trip. His sound feels chaotic in a way that’s intentional, like you’re catching glimpses of memories mid-meltdown. There’s playfulness in the distortion, but it’s grounded by his ear for melody. 454 is one of those rare artists who sounds like nobody but himself.
“Love me now, baby.”
Vayda’s music feels like a heartfelt conversation you didn’t know you needed. Born and raised in Georgia, her upbringing is reflected in her music about self-expression, diving into both personal struggles and victories. Mixing soulful vocals with emotionally charged lyrics, she delivers tracks that linger long after the beat fades. Vulnerability has never sounded so powerful.
“How you tryna doubt a b*tch that do it all?”
bribandz’s music is like if you put every song you have downloaded on shuffle. Her discography is insanely diverse and she’s only at the beginning of her music journey. Her songs are both youthful and fun while remaining classic in her use of samples and covers, like songs of hers including her versions of Nasty Girl and like a tattoo. I am definitely looking forward to hearing more from her.