A Worker's Tune

Out The Dirt

Drizzling

6th Man

Holy Glossin'

What That Thing Do

Get acquainted with me, explore the inner workings of the sound architect native from the rural nature of Pageland, SC, Tiyeam Xalei, a rising artist in the realm of southern hip-hop. Rooted deeply in the Dirty South, Tiyeam's music mirrors the very essence of his surroundings, echoing the rural tranquility and suburban vibe that shaped his upbringing. Feeling the air of despair that tends to linger in the minds and energy of small towns, he decided to pursue this growing dream quietly while maintaining a weekly work schedule to finance the way.



His artistry is a tapestry woven from the threads of his life experiences, each word and sound carrying the weight of his journey. Influenced by the likes of Bone Thugs, OutKast, Nas, T.I., Kanye West, 666 Mafia. 



As Tiyeam Xalei's musical timeline continued he had undergone a profound realization - to readjust his approach to this game to a more business like style of play. His unique perspective and deep connection to his environment could be used to bring clarity to the key view points in the pictures he paints on record, he was definitely taking a strong interest in reinventing hisself for this industry.



This revelation birthed a distinctive sound, one that defied conventional norms and matured into something unique. As a producer, Tiyeam's creations are a blend of ambient sounds, rhythmic drum patterns, and carefully coordinated samples, forming a symphony that “explains the feeling”.
Tiyeam's music exudes authenticity. Using a perfectionist attitude and attention to detail he really drove the creative structure behind this coming body of work, he’s making his first move his best move. His music is his sanctuary serving as a form of sound therapy. To be continued.