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Fighting demons with music🏚😈☠️💜- - -® 
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I Am HIP-HOP.. Newark, New Jersey/Bakersfield, CA.. CEO/Artist/Producer.. I'm a combination of N.W.A., Geto Boys & Public Enemy.. G.O.A.T.

All songs produced by me unless stated otherwise.

Rare Phantom is the alter ego of a Massachusetts native who began making music during the pandemic. A time when silence was loud, and escape became necessary. What started as a private form of therapy evolved into something far greater: a voice, a vision, and ultimately, a persona that now echoes across the alternative music scene. 
 The name Rare Phantom wasn’t born from fame or strategy, it emerged during late nights filled with reflection, pain, and creative fire. “Phantom” represents the parts of ourselves we often hide: the trauma, the rage, the passion, the sensitivity. And the “Rare” is the boldness to own it all publicly. It’s the idea that showing your shadow side isn’t weakness, it’s power. Rare Phantom became the armor and the amplifier.
 Adorned in old world mafia elegance and covered in ink that tells its own story, Rare Phantom immediately commands attention. But it’s the music, a blend of dark melody, haunting vocals, and gut punch honesty, that keeps listeners coming back. Each song is a doorway into the internal battles and emotional landscapes he’s lived through.
 Rare Phantom isn’t about perfection, it’s about presence. Through this persona, Rare Phantom invites fans to embrace their complexity and reject the idea that image defines worth. His art is a rebellion against the shallow, and a home for those who feel too much

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