In the heart of Brooklyn, a new voice is rising. Reefey, a young rapper with a penchant for razor-sharp punchlines and a versatile flow, is making waves in the hip-hop scene. With his sights set on the top, Reefey is determined to leave an indelible mark on the music world.
Reefey’s journey into music began unexpectedly, when his uncle overheard him rapping along to an Eminem song. “He told me I should try my hand at music, and here I am,” Reefey recalls. Since then, he’s dedicated himself to honing his craft, developing a style that sets him apart from his peers.
“My punchlines, the way I attack beats, and my versatility – that’s what separates me,” Reefey explains. His lyrics are a testament to his skill, with lines like, “On my Cobain like I’m Kurt or maybe like Cash I be sleezing,” showcasing his clever wordplay and ability to draw unexpected comparisons.
With his sights set on becoming “one of the biggest artists in the world,” Reefey is focused on making an undeniable impact. His next move? The release of his highly-anticipated single, “Bad Nova,” dropping June 7th on all major streaming platforms.
“Bad Nova” promises to be a showcase of Reefey’s destructive flow and unapologetic lyrics. With its release, Reefey is poised to cement his place in the hip-hop landscape. Keep up with him on Instagram (@Reefer_reefey) and get ready to experience the raw energy of Brooklyn’s latest export.
“My goal is to become one of the biggest artists in the world, and it will be undeniable,” Reefey declares. With his talent and determination, there’s no doubt that Reefey is a force to be reckoned with.