Everlast, whose real name is Erik Francis Schrody, is an American musician and songwriter renowned for his raspy voice and his combination of musical styles which include hip-hop, blues, rock, and folk. Born on August 18, 1969, Everlast first rose to fame as the frontman for the rap group House of Pain, best known for the 1992 hit "Jump Around." After the group's dissolution, he embarked on a solo career, achieving significant acclaim with his genre-blending sound, exemplified in his 1998 album "Whitey Ford Sings the Blues." The album featured the hit single "What It's Like" which brought Everlast mainstream success and solidified his place in the evolving landscape of American music.

Everlast's career post-"Whitey Ford Sings the Blues" has seen him deftly navigating between soulful acoustics and hard-hitting social commentary. With albums like "Love, War and the Ghost of Whitey Ford" and "Songs of the Ungrateful Living," he has continued to explore the human condition and societal issues through his music. His latest releases, such as "Whitey Ford's House of Pain" and "The Life Acoustic," showcase his versatility and commitment to his craft, blending introspection with a gritty realism. Despite the changing tides of the music industry, Everlast's raw storytelling and diverse range ensure that his work remains relevant and resonant with fans across the world.

Genres

Post-grunge

Singer-songwriter

Folk

Hip Hop

Alternative Rock

Rock

Rap

Roots Rock

Blues

Blues Rock

Southern Rock

Country Blues

Related Artists

Cypress Hill

Eminem

House Of Pain

Limp Bizkit

Rage Against The Machine

Wu-Tang Clan

Kid Rock

Redman

Linkin Park

Snoop Dogg

Red Hot Chili Peppers

Macklemore

Latest Release

Forget You

Big B•

Everlast

Single - Released June 5, 2020