Meet Faiithe, a talented rapper and artist hailing from South Carolina. Faiithe has been making music professionally for about three years and has a deep-rooted passion for her craft. Despite the challenges of the music industry, she remains committed to her purpose, viewing music not just as an art form but as a spiritual and personal journey.
When asked about her aspirations for the next five years, Faiithe envisions herself winning a Grammy and becoming one of the biggest humanitarians on the planet. Her dream is to evoke the same connection with her audience that she felt watching her favorite artists perform.
In the changing world of female hip-hop artists, Faiithe stands out because she focuses on her talent instead of tricks. She puts the spotlight on her music’s personality and doesn’t rely on sensational stuff. She says, ‘I’m just here to rap. I’m not here for anything else, just to rap.’
Describing her style in five words—witty, charismatic, variety, aggressive, punch lines. She showcases her clever wordplay. Influenced by battle rap, she found her passion for the art of rhyming and storytelling. The competitive nature of battle rap prepared her for the challenges of the music industry, instilling in her a thick skin and a competitive mindset.
Currently, She is working on an EP titled “Mary’s Granddaughter,” paying tribute to her grandmother who passed away a few years ago. The EP promises a diverse range of tracks, with Faiithe exploring Afrobeat influences, reflecting her broad musical palette beyond hip-hop.
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