In the rugged heart of Houston’s historic Acres Homes, a lyrical force known as Zavey is carving out his legacy—one bar at a time. Xavier Eythell, the man behind the mic, blends Southern grit with intellectual depth, delivering what he dubs “thought-provoking, versatile stoner music with bars for days.” He’s not just another rapper chasing streams—he’s a storyteller, a father, and a visionary.
Inspired by hip-hop giants like Tupac, Jay-Z, UGK, Scarface, Lil Wayne, and T.I., Zavey doesn’t just rap for attention—he raps to elevate, to connect, and to reflect. “The ups and downs on the road to leveling up” is more than a theme—it’s his reality. His creative process? Raw and pure. “Load up the beat and zone out… pushing the limits of my creativity,” he says. That spontaneous combustion between beat and brain births tracks that speak to the soul, especially his latest single, which embodies the power of not giving up—a message that hits different in a world starving for motivation.
From early performances at Houston’s House of Blues opening for legends like Trae Tha Truth and Devin the Dude, to heartfelt verses about fatherhood and gratitude, Zavey’s journey has always been about authenticity. “My music career is my personal life,” he states plainly. “It’s all about balance.” Whether he’s reflecting on the struggles of becoming a dad or collaborating only with artists he truly respects, Zavey ensures every move he makes is intentional.
His mission? To connect globally while promoting peace, productivity, and realness over the violence and negativity that flood the culture. And if you hit him up on social, he’ll hit you back. “Fans talk to me, and I talk back,” he says. That direct connection is rare, and it’s just one more reason Zavey is destined to resonate far beyond Texas.
Check out his new single on Apple Music:
Zavey on Apple Music
Follow him on Instagram: @zavey
