Illmac

Illmac, also known as Illmaculate, is a battle rapper and hip-hop artist from Portland, Oregon, known for his sharp lyricism and complex rhyme schemes. He first made waves in the battle rap scene at a young age, becoming one of the most respected and accomplished figures in the genre. Illmac gained early recognition by winning the Scribble Jam freestyle rap competition in 2004 at the age of 17, which kickstarted his career in both battle rap and recorded music.

Over the years, Illmac has released a steady stream of solo projects that showcase his thought-provoking writing and ability to blend introspective themes with gritty lyricism. Outside of battles, including appearances on major platforms like King of the Dot and Don't Flop, he’s built a dedicated following through albums and EPs that highlight his artistry beyond the arena. His recent tracks like "Go Through," "Frown," and "Polarizing" continue to show his evolution as both a lyricist and producer.