Real name Jabrail Richardson, born on October 7th, 1992 LoLife Blacc is an Atlanta-based rapper, songwriter, and producer known for his gritty trap music and authentic street narratives. Emerging in 2016 with his debut mixtape Jesus Saves, I Crip, he quickly gained attention for his raw lyrics and energetic performances. His affiliation with the M.P.A. (Money, Power, and Ambition) collective, alongside artists like Peewee Longway, further solidified his presence in the Southern rap scene.
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Real name Jabrail Richardson, born on October 7th, 1992 LoLife Blacc is an Atlanta-based rapper, songwriter, and producer known for his gritty trap music and authentic street narratives. Emerging in 2016 with his debut mixtape Jesus Saves, I Crip, he quickly gained attention for his raw lyrics and energetic performances. His affiliation with the M.P.A. (Money, Power, and Ambition) collective, alongside artists like Peewee Longway, further solidified his presence in the Southern rap scene. Blacc's music often delves into themes of street life, resilience, and self-authenticity, as exemplified in tracks like “4 For 4” and “Same Me,” the latter of which was released in 2022 as part of his album Still Signed To The Scale . Collaborations with artists such as Maxo Kream, Big Moochie Grape, and Jay Fizzle have expanded his reach, while his partnership with producer Tana has resulted in a consistent and evolving sound. Blacc's discography includes notable projects like LoLife Longway (with Peewee Longway), Nays & Grapes 2 (with Jay Fizzle and Big Moochie Grape), and Still Signed To The Scale (2022), showcasing his versatility and commitment to his craft. Despite not being signed to a major label, LoLife Blacc's independent approach and dedication to his artistry have earned him a loyal fanbase and recognition in the underground rap community
