GME Artist

 Repping the 601 area code with pride, Vicksburg's 601 Freddie brings authentic Mississippi flavor to GME's roster. With raw lyrics that capture the essence of his hometown streets, this rising talent is putting Vicksburg on the map. From the heart of Mississippi to speakers nationwide, 601 Freddie represents his city relentlessly. 

 Bradenton's Traplife Ruga delivers authentic trap narratives straight from Florida's Gulf Coast. With his 2021 project "Season 21" featuring tracks like "Free da Guys" and "Fresh in the Game," this GME artist captures the street reality of his city. Traplife Ruga represents the grind, bringing Bradenton's underground sound to the forefront. 

 Li Foo brings authentic street narratives from Vicksburg, Mississippi, blending Southern hip-hop traditions with contemporary trap beats. His raw lyricism captures the struggles and triumphs of small-town life along the Mississippi River. With relentless flow and honest storytelling, Li Foo is carving his lane in the rap game. 

 Moody channels the soul of Vicksburg, Mississippi, through introspective bars and atmospheric production. His music explores life's complexities pain, ambition, and resilience with vulnerable honesty. Blending melodic hooks with hard-hitting verses, Moody creates soundscapes that reflect the moods of his journey from Mississippi streets to stardom. 

 BIG EA dominates with commanding presence and undeniable bars straight from Vicksburg, Mississippi. His larger-than-life persona matches his powerful delivery, dropping street anthems that shake speakers and move crowds. With aggressive flows and unfiltered authenticity, BIG EA represents Southern rap at its most ferocious and unapologetic. 

 Sarasota's Saucyy Lee is bringing bold flavor to GME's roster with a confident style that commands attention. Blending coastal Florida vibes with hard-hitting verses, this rising artist is making waves beyond the Gulf Coast. With undeniable charisma and authentic energy, Saucyy Lee proves Sarasota's hip-hop scene has serious talent ready to shine. 

Sarasota's Remy Vlone brings stylish energy and pop lyricism to GME's growing roster. With a name inspired by fashion and a sound rooted in Florida's Gulf Coast, this emerging artist blends melodic flows with authentic storytelling. Remy Vlone is crafting a unique lane in Sarasota's evolving hip-hop landscape, one track at a time. 

 Trigga WooHaa is an emerging rapper from Sarasota, Florida, representing the GME artist collective. With tracks like "OUCH!" and "Eye See You" available on major streaming platforms, he's building his catalog through collaborations with artists like Cvliente and Vlone Remy while carving his lane in Florida's hip-hop scene. 

 1600 Mike brings Bradenton, Florida's raw energy to GME's roster. Blending gritty street tales with Southern melodic flows, he captures the Gulf Coast hustle through authentic storytelling. From resilience to ambition, 1600 Mike's music reflects his journey and community pride, positioning him as a compelling voice in Florida's evolving hip-hop landscape. 

 Sarasota, Florida rapper, blends bold, melodic storytelling with a sun-soaked, hard-edged flow. From Southwest Florida’s diverse scene, she tackles ambition and resilience through vivid club-night to milestone narratives. Her precise wordplay and dynamic delivery create a standout sound, elevating Florida’s rising female voices in rap. 

 Kang Neileo reigns from Tarpon Springs, Florida, delivering coastal vibes mixed with hard-hitting street credentials. His unique blend of melodic flows and aggressive punchlines sets him apart from the mainstream. With royal confidence and undeniable talent, Kang Neileo is building an empire one track at a time. 

 Boi Durty represents Tampa, Florida, with unfiltered street tales and relentless hustle mentality. As founder of Block Runners Entertainment, he's both artist and entrepreneur, building his empire from the ground up. His gritty narratives and authentic delivery showcase Tampa's underbelly while proving real recognizes real in hip-hop.