King Leez

King Leez is an American hip hop artist and songwriter, born Timothy Tanks on May 28, 1982, from Tacoma, Washington. Originally known as Leezy Soprano, he has carved a distinct niche in the hip-hop scene with his dynamic flow and thought-provoking lyrics. King Leez began his musical journey early, influenced by artists like Wu-Tang and Ol Dirty Bastard, and later collaborated with notable figures such as Pusha T, Jay Park, and Raz Simone. His music often reflects life experiences and societal themes, resonating with listeners on a deep level. Albums like "Bully Lyfe" and "Supreme Being" showcase his artistic growth and commitment to his craft, while his more recent works continue to highlight his versatility and passion for hip-hop.

King Leez's style blends contemporary hip-hop with nostalgic elements, creating a distinctive sound that explores personal narratives, social challenges, and everyday realities. His collaborations, such as the "GRAYGROUND Cypher" and his work with Pusha T, demonstrate his ability to work with diverse artists while maintaining his unique lyrical voice. King Leez's recent releases include titles like "Year Of The 9," "Cake Up," "Castle Lights," and "Stay Valuable," further solidifying his presence in the hip-hop world. His performances and albums have been recognized in the Seattle music scene, where he continues to contribute to the city's vibrant hip-hop culture.

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