Massiah, an emerging talent in the hip-hop scene, has been steadily carving out a unique space with his introspective lyrical prowess and distinctive sound. With song titles that evoke the raw, unfiltered experiences of life's gritty realities and personal introspection, Massiah is not just a name, but a statement in the world of music. He casts a light on the darker corners of human emotion and experience through releases like "Jealousy, Envy, Pride," and "Why Life Hurt More?" which resonate with those who have faced the hard truths of life.

His recent tracklist showcases a diversity of themes, with tracks such as "Mike Tyson" and "Griselda Blanco" suggesting a fascination with formidable figures who have shaped cultural narratives in unique ways. Meanwhile, songs like "Siempre Familia" point to a deep sense of loyalty and roots, suggesting a narrative that weaves together both familial bonds and the struggles that come with them. With "S.U.V. (Spiritual Ulterior Vision)" and "Marathon," Massiah appears to be on a journey toward understanding, channelling both the physical and the metaphysical elements of existence into his art. In tracks like "Had A Moment" and "Grew Up Diff'rent," he seemingly reflects on personal growth and the distinct paths that shape us. Finally, with a title like "Love Bandit," Massiah showcases his ability to touch on the universal theme of love, albeit with a twist that promises a deeper lyrical journey. Each release solidifies Massiah as a thoughtful and inventive artist, pushing boundaries and inviting listeners to join him on a reflective musical expedition.