Mike Floss

Mike Floss is a hip-hop artist and Native Nashvillian who creates music that celebrates, inspires, and explores the human experience through the lens of the Black South. Born in Chicago and raised in Nashville, he is the son of acclaimed jazz trumpeter Rod McGaha, which has significantly influenced his musical upbringing. Floss has opened for notable artists like Pusha T, Playboi Carti, and Future, and has performed at major festivals such as Made In America and Bonnaroo. His music often blends vibrant storytelling with infectious beats, drawing inspiration from jazz and hip-hop icons like Nas and Kendrick Lamar. In 2022, he released the EP 'Contraband,' which was awarded EP of the year by The Nashville Scene, and began performing internationally.

As a prominent figure in the Nashville hip-hop scene, Mike Floss is not only recognized for his dynamic performances but also for his role as Arts and Culture Director for the Southern Movement Committee. His recent releases include tracks like 'Heat.wav,' 'Veuve,' and 'DO SUMN,' showcasing his continued growth and impact in the music industry. Through his music and community involvement, Floss intertwines culture, experience, and community, making him a vital voice in modern music.