His name is Grafh y’all. Grafh sure knows how to body the mic. And for his latest visit at Hot 97, his rhyme session with Funkmaster Flex is no different. With the beat on low, the Queens MC unleashed an abundance of clever wordplay and noteworthy bars. Grafh is fresh off the release of two … Read moreGrafh Funkmaster Flex Freestyle
You heard ’em. With a just a click of an iPhone, Grafh snaps in his brand new music video. Directed by Westside Parle, the Queens pulls up a stool outside of a building and raps the track on a microphone. Inside his stash house, he’s weighing product and cooking bubbly on the stove. Cheers! The … Read moreNew Video: Grafh “Ya Heard”
The drought is over. Grafh’s caught in the “Drought” in his Good Energy‘s new music video featuring 38 Spesh. Out in a quarantined Long Island, Grafh and 38 Spesh grab the goods from their hideout and make moves their moves throughout the town.
Blessed. Grafh’s love is a true blessing in his Good Energy album’s new video featuring Eric Bellinger. From a hazy set to a sunny rooftop overlooking L.A., Grafh preaches his woman’s worth while Eric Bellinger sings his yearning hook. The clip also centers around the video’s leading lady relaxing off the shores of the Cali … Read moreNew Video: Grafh Ft. Eric Bellinger “My Blessing”
Right off the block comes the latest video off Statik Selektah and Termanology’s 1982 project, The Quarantine. Over Statik’s production, Term and Grafh post up on a front stoop in Brooklyn where they trade raps from the steps to a mural of the late B.I.G. Guest appearances include Bun B, Lil Fame, Millyz, Pounds, UFO … Read moreNew Video: Statik Selektah, Termanology Ft. Grafh, Haile Supreme
Can I live? Fresh off the release of his Good Energy album, Grafh rightfully releases the powerful music video for its title track. Directed by Tim Video, Grafh weighs in on racial injustice and police brutality as names of countless victims, protest footage and historic images project behind. Black Lives Matter!
Trap trap trap. Grafh’s trapping in high places on his new street banger featuring Smoke DZa and ElCamino. Locked in with Rain 910’s nostalgic production, the Queens lyricist brings the gritty work to the lavishing hotel chain, and who better than DZA and ElCamino to provide the assist. The collaboration follows Grafh’s powerful cut “Killing … Read moreNew Music: Grafh Ft. Smoke DZA, ElCamino “Trappin’ Out The Hyatt”
No justice, no peace. Grafh protects Black kings at all costs on his powerful new single. Produced by Blacknailz and anchored by Sly Pyper’s hook, Grafh, Mysonne and young rapper Ray Emmanuel addressed the senseless and innocent killings in the Black community. The track follows Grafh’s previous release “Customer” featuring Jim Jones. Both are set … Read moreNew Music: Grafh Ft. Ray Emmanuel, Mysonne, Sly Pyper “Killing Kings”
The greatest story ever sold. You’re only a customer when you’re walking in the presence of Grafh’s new single featuring Jim Jones. Over an eerie and soulful sample by Harry Fraud, Grafh brings his murderous flow filled with street infused bars, while Jim caps off the track with big deals and huge numbers. The track … Read moreNew Music: Grafh Ft. Jim Jones “Customer”
Those were the days. Eto picks up the momentum for The Beauty Of It. And before the project debuts in full on May 15, the Rochester, NY wordsmith trades pristine bars with Flee Lord and Grafh. Last Friday, Eto delivered his “Rusty Stainless” featuring Willie The Kid and Rome Streetz, produced by Statik Selektah.