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“We Hustle out of a sense of Hopelessness, sort of a Desperation”

Music mogul Jay-Z’s statement made in 1996, which triumphant lyricist, Young Hyi has embodied and carried with him into his 21st century style of narrative Hip- Hop. At age 26, this New York-based rap prodigy is silencing mumble rap once and for all, with heartfelt songs that combine catchy hooks, rhythmic poetry, and unquestionable lyricism, bridging the gap between the old and new-school’s style of songwriting.

Mastering the art of storytelling, Young Hyi’s Music allows listeners to visualize each song with his authenticity, rawness and emotive language. As the birth child of Harlem and product of the Chelsea Housing Projects, the mentality of a hustler is rooted in Young Hyi’s DNA. As a student of Hip-Hop with originality, soul and love for the culture, it is easy to see Young Hyi is what the rap game has been missing. From passion to pain, love to lost, hopelessness to hopefulness, Young Hyi’s Music incites a spectrum of emotions that will take you step by step alongside his musical journey.

Young Hyi was a subject, and received music placement in HBO’s Documentary “Class Divide” with his song “Ways to Change”. More recently, His early 2019 LP release of “Homesick” has placed Young Hyi in the category of “Artists on the Rise”. With his songs “Homesick” and “Radio”, he gives you both the bitter and the sweet feelings of growing up in the Chelsea projects and quickly forging his own path to become the first person in his family with a college degree.

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