If you’re not already familiar with 4p_noface, it’s time to tap in. He’s from Atlanta, this rising star is carving out his own lane in the world of rap and hip-hop. Since November 16th, he’s been pouring his thoughts and experiences into his music, and the result is nothing short of powerful. His latest release, Lost&Found, speaks to the heart of his journey — finding himself in a world full of chaos, yet managing to stay grounded.
While the world is full of sound-alike artists, 4p_noface stands out with his raw authenticity. He’s inspired by the gritty and unapologetic style of Raq Baby, and that influence is clearly present in his work. The emotions in his tracks are deep, reflecting both personal struggle and triumph. His first project, Gangster Love, laid the foundation for what’s to come, but it’s his latest track, Lost&Found, that truly shows his potential. And with a new single dropping next week, the momentum is only building.
One of the things that sets 4p_noface apart is his DIY mentality. Despite not being signed to a label, he’s got big dreams — including the desire for a record or distribution deal — but right now, it’s all about his family, his supporters, and his grind. His music isn’t just about the hustle, though; it’s also about reflection. When asked about his favorite music to listen to, he simply says, “Me.” That says it all: he’s confident, he’s invested in his own growth, and he knows that the best music comes from true self-expression.
Although he hasn’t had the chance to perform live yet, 4p_noface already has his sights set on Florida for his first big show. And when it comes to collaborations, he’s got his eyes on one artist in particular: Raq Baby. For him, it’s not just about creating music, but about connecting with artists who inspire him.
Check out his new single, “Backdoork,” dropping next week!
Follow him on Instagram @4p_noface
Listen to his music on YouTube: 4p_noface YouTube Channel
In five years, 4p_noface sees himself “hopefully rich,” but for now, he’s focused on his grind, building his name, and taking things one step at a time. If you haven’t already, make sure to get familiar with his sound — this is just the beginning.
