$Racs, an emerging artist from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, has been making waves in the Trap and Drill music scenes for over 4 years. With a sound heavily influenced by the likes of Boosie Badazz, Big Boogie, and Scarface, $Racs brings his unique style to the forefront of the industry.
His musical journey began with the track “Network Hustle,” created in collaboration with KingTechTV. Since then, he has teamed up with notable artists such as Chris Lowe, Boosie Badazz, KingTechTV, Kris’s Kalico, Drake, Noodle the Rapper, and Vbreezy, creating a versatile portfolio of collaborations. Inspired by the raw energy of his favorite artists, $Racs$$ dreams of working with Moneybagg Yo and Big Boogie in the future.
Though he has yet to perform in front of large crowds, $Racs$$ has already released tracks like “Thankful” featuring Natir, which are available on all platforms. He is currently working on music for a soundtrack with his mentor, Markpain, a renowned producer with ties to Boys II Men and Bell Biv DeVoe. His next release is scheduled for April 1, 2025.
$Racs$$ writes his own lyrics and is in the process of producing his first music video. An independent artist, he remains open to a record deal and is focused on building a successful career. In the next five years, he hopes to be on tour, performing with artists such as Moneybagg Yo, Boosie, GloRilla, and Travis Scott.
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Follow him on Instagram: @s_racs_ss
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