Stalley

Stalley, born Kyle Myricks, is an American rapper hailing from Massillon, Ohio. Emerging as a force in the hip-hop scene in the late 2000s, Stalley made a name for himself with a smooth lyrical flow and a distinctive blend of soulful and introspective beats, often reflecting on his Midwestern roots and personal journey. He first garnered significant attention with his mixtape “MadStalley: The Autobiography," and built a loyal following with further releases like “Lincoln Way Nights" which was later remastered and re-released by Rick Ross's Maybach Music Group (MMG) following Stalley’s signing with the label.

Throughout his career, Stalley has been known for his thoughtful content, addressing social issues while also staying true to the themes of growth, perseverance, and authenticity. His discography has expanded over the years with multiple albums, mixtapes, and EPs, showcasing his versatility and consistency as an artist. With recent tracks like "Waffle House" and "Farming," Stalley continues to deliver music that resonates with his fanbase while exploring new dimensions of his artistry. From the reflective lyrics of "Somebody Up There Loves Me" to the energizing beats of "BAKERY," Stalley's recent releases indicate his continued evolution as an artist dedicated to his craft and to the genuine storytelling at the heart of his music.

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Peerless
Album - 14 Tracks - Released July 5, 2024
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