Lil Tracy

Lil Tracy, born Jazz Ishmael Butler on October 3, 1995, is an American rapper and singer with a career that has seen a wide array of evolutions in the realm of hip-hop and emo rap. The son of Ishmael Butler, a member of the pioneering jazz rap group Shabazz Palaces and previously Digable Planets, Tracy has music in his genes. He came into prominence as a part of the SoundCloud rap explosion, initially under the moniker Yung Bruh, before settling on the name Lil Tracy. He is notably recognized for his collaborations with the late Lil Peep, contributing to the hit single "Awful Things" which drew considerable attention and charted on the Billboard Hot 100.

Tracy has carved out a distinctive identity in the genre, blending elements of punk, emo, and trap. His prolific output is characterized by its raw emotion and often introspective lyrics. Among his more recent drops, tracks like "OH MY GOD" and "Hello There" continue to showcase his versatility as an artist, oscillating between hard-hitting beats and more melodic undertones. The songs "Under Your Spell" and its variant "Under Your Spell (Place Your Hand in Mine)" reveal a penchant for exploring different facets of a theme while maintaining a cohesive artistic voice. Lil Tracy's relentless creativity and commitment to pushing the boundaries of his sound ensure he remains a relevant and compelling figure in the music scene.

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