Lihtz

Lihtz, also known as Lihtz Kamraz, is a hip-hop artist from Philadelphia known for blending conscious and commercial rap styles. Growing up in West Philly with a challenging childhood that included moving through shelters with his sickly mother, Lihtz found inspiration through his uncle, a rapper named Big Biscuit, and his time spent in church. His soulful, heartfelt lyrics reflect this background. After briefly moving to Atlanta to develop his sound, Lihtz returned to Philly, where he gained recognition with local buzz and support from established artists like Gillie Da Kid and Meek Mill, notably featuring on Meek Mill’s track "Never Lose" from the *Wins & Losses* album. His work often carries messages of hope and resilience, aimed at giving voice to those in difficult circumstances and challenging common perceptions of Philadelphia rappers.

Lihtz is a versatile rapper, singer, and songwriter who has steadily built his catalog, blending street anthems with introspective tracks. In recent years, he embraced a new artistic direction involving wearing a mask to shift attention to his music itself. His dedication to personal growth and storytelling shines through songs like "Serenity," which explores the search for purpose. He has released multiple projects and singles including "Savage Ways," "Crash Out" with its various remixes, and "Salute," showcasing his evolving sound and presence in the hip-hop scene.