Louie Knuxx was a New Zealand rapper whose gritty lyrics and raw delivery made him a notable figure in the hip-hop community in his home country and beyond. Born Todd Williams, he chose the moniker Louie Knuxx to embark on his musical journey, one that often mirrored the tumultuous experiences of his own life. His work often centered around personal struggles, social commentary, and unflinching examinations of his inner world, all delivered with a distinctive punch that won him a devoted following.

Over the years, Knuxx released several impactful projects that showcased his evolution as an artist and a person. Albums like "Tiny Warm Hearts" and "Dying Slow" showcase his ability to blend emotive storytelling with a hard-hitting lyrical style. His music was raw and frequently autobiographical, touching on themes of addiction, violence, love, and redemption. His posthumous release, "When I Die Bury Me In Boob Meat (Oldies, Features and Sexual Favours)", encapsulated his sense of humor and his tendency to confront the darker sides of his psyche. Known for his unapologetic approach to music and life, Louie Knuxx left an indelible mark on the music scene with his thought-provoking work and remains a celebrated artist to those who connected with his unvarnished artistic expression.

Genres

Nz Hip Hop

Latest Release

Tiny Warm Hearts

Louie Knuxx

Album - 12 Tracks - Released March 4, 2016