Xammy is one of the fastest growing and most promising acts out of Central Florida. Growing up in Volusia county , Xammy has been creating music from a very young age. Xammy released his first song when he was 15 years old in 2016, during the rise of the SoundCloud era. Xammy spent a long four years developing his sound, and influenced by artists like PnB Rock, Lil Skies, and A Boogie wit Da Hoodie, he was finally able to really begin gaining momentum and traction in early 2020. When the pandemic shut the world down, Xammy was able to provide music for his local town and fans through SoundCloud, dropping singles like “Gucci” and “Wantcha Back”, which quickly gained hundreds of thousands of streams. This landed him a deal with Safra Records, and after a hiatus, Xammy returned to rapidly releasing music, putting out better music than he had ever done before. Xammy’s debut EP, “A Broken Fairytale”, features themes of love, hope, heartbreak, and brings back nostalgic feelings of his early childhood. Blurring the lines between hip hop, alternative rock, and punk/pop, Xammy is able to convey heartfelt stories and feelings through his music. From his singing ability to his profound lyricism as a rapper, Xammy is constantly proving that he can blur the lines between genres and share his stories with the world.

Formerly known as Young L3X 

Artist,Songwriter.Producer

Boston MA to LA

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Known for his playful use of metaphors, south London rapper Yungen has been steadily rising through the ranks of UK rap. Part of the independent collective Play Dirty - which is also home to fellow artists Sneakbo and Krept & Konan - he’s in the perfect place to take his already sizeable fan base to new heights following his most recent release and his well received Drake cover.

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