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Born & raised in Baltimore
The Baltimore voice behind “Let Me Love You” and “Just a Friend 2002.”

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79 artists · Baltimore City, County & scene connections
Born & raised in Baltimore
The Baltimore voice behind “Let Me Love You” and “Just a Friend 2002.”
Baltimore native
Former Peso Da Mafia member known for “Bitchuary” and his unmistakable melodic delivery.
Baltimore scene connection
Not Baltimore-born; the city's underground scene helped shape his boundary-pushing rap and production.
Baltimore native
A leading voice from Baltimore's Young Ballers Shining crew, known for “Whole Lotta Money.”
Northeast Baltimore
A Baltimore rapper and singer blending melodic hooks with the energy of his hometown.
Born & raised in Baltimore
A West Baltimore lyricist celebrated for his intricate bars, freestyles and God, Money, War.
Born & raised in Baltimore
Dru Hill's iconic frontman and the solo voice behind “Thong Song” and “Incomplete.”
Northeast Baltimore
The “Bank Rolls” rapper and songwriter who brought a Baltimore classic to a national audience.
Born & raised in Baltimore
A rapper and dancer bringing Baltimore club energy to “Shake It to the Ground” and “Sunshine.”
East Baltimore
A prominent East Baltimore rapper and a voice of the Out The Mud movement.
Formed in Baltimore
Victoria Legrand and Alex Scally's dream-pop duo, known for “Space Song” and “Myth.”
Formed in Baltimore
Baltimore hardcore with a wide-open sound, from Nonstop Feeling to Glow On and beyond.
Towson · Baltimore County
The Towson-born band behind “Dear Maria, Count Me In” and “Monsters.”
Formed in Baltimore
Jenn Wasner and Andy Stack's shape-shifting duo, moving between intimate folk, guitar rock and synth-pop.
Baltimore-based
A touring funk and jam band bringing high-energy grooves from Baltimore to stages nationwide.
Baltimore-based since 2008
The band behind “Seasons (Waiting on You),” known for Samuel T. Herring's magnetic stage presence.
Baltimore County roots
A psychedelic collective whose members grew up in Baltimore County, known for “My Girls.”
Formed in Baltimore
A feminist hardcore band pairing explosive live performances with outspoken social commentary.
Baltimore scene connection
A Baltimore-based electronic composer known for immersive, audience-powered shows and “When I Was Done Dying.”
Randallstown · Baltimore County (1978–2008)
Khia Edgerton, the Club Queen of 92Q's Off da Hook Radio, who put Baltimore club on the radio and beyond.
Baltimore club DJ (92Q)
A Baltimore club DJ quoted by The Washington Post and 92Q on carrying the club sound forward. Profile details still being verified.
Baltimore club veteran
Marquis Gasque, a veteran Baltimore club producer and DJ.
Baltimore club DJ & producer
Known for Yeezus: Baltimore Club Edition, a full club remix of Kanye West's album.
East Baltimore native
Radio and club DJ who cofounded Baltimore's Quick and Eazy DJ Academy.
West Baltimore native
West Baltimore rapper mixing street storytelling with lyrical East Coast influence.
West Baltimore native
Blends melodic street storytelling with Baltimore slang; frequent Roddy Rackzz collaborator.
Born & raised in Baltimore
Baltimore-born rapper who started building his music career in his early teens.
West Baltimore (late)
Helped lead the mid-2010s resurgence of Baltimore rap.
West Baltimore
Put a Baltimore spin on Chicago drill; debut mixtape Code Blue (2018).
Baltimore rapper
Underground rapper who teamed with Bandhunta Izzy on “BBB.”
Baltimore underground
Named one of five under-the-radar Baltimore rappers by The FADER.
Baltimore underground
Named one of five under-the-radar Baltimore rappers by The FADER.
Baltimore scene
Recognized by Baltimore Magazine among the city's rising rap talent.
Grew up in West Baltimore
Mixes hip-hop, chillwave and punk shaped by his West Baltimore upbringing.
Born & raised in Baltimore
Experimental music pulling from Baltimore club, gospel, punk and rap.
Baltimore artist
Blends hip-hop, jazz and R&B with lyrics on love, hope and hardship.
Baltimore battle-rap scene
Dapper Dan Midas, Bond St. District frontman behind The Ballad of Omar.
Came up in Baltimore
Baltimore rapper who placed second on Lifetime's The Rap Game.
Baltimore artist
Alternative rap with punk energy, jazz improvisation and a live band.
Raised in Baltimore from age nine
Soul Cannon frontman and founder of the EPIC FAM collective.
Baltimore scene
Rapper spanning club tracks and personal storytelling.
Grew up in East Baltimore
Lady Day, the legendary jazz voice behind “Strange Fruit.”
Old West Baltimore; Douglass High
Singer and bandleader who started in Baltimore before world fame.
Baltimore hometown
Singer-songwriter whose album Diaspora mixes jazz, soul, hip-hop and R&B.
Baltimore scene
Elon Battle's project pairing falsetto with avant-garde R&B.
Baltimore scene
Jasmine Pope, known for Funk Friday and J. Pope and the HearNow.
Baltimore scene
Drummer and singer with gospel-tinged vocals over experimental funk.
Baltimore scene
Acoustic vocalist whose music centers empowerment and justice.
Baltimore scene
Electronic R&B songwriter and choreographer.
Baltimore scene
Singer-songwriter and electronic musician, also in Chiffon.
Baltimore-based
Emmy-nominated singer-songwriter behind Portraits in Song.
Formed in Baltimore
Jana Hunter's band, from atmospheric guitar rock to synth dream pop.
Baltimore band
Baltimore punk band whose final album was 333 (2013).
Formed in Baltimore, 2008
Noise-rock band of Andrew Laumann, Zachary Utz and David Jacober.
Baltimore-based
Katrina Ford, Sean Antanaitis and David Bergander's band.
Founded in Baltimore, 2010
Experimental ensemble with unusual tunings and interlocking rhythms.
Baltimore underground
Electronic group with Amy Reid and Chase O'Hara.
Baltimore club pioneer
Club DJ and producer known for “Dance My Pain Away.”
Baltimore club pioneer
Pioneering Baltimore club DJ.
Veteran club DJ
Veteran DJ featured in the Kingz of Club gathering.
Baltimore club DJ & producer
Club artist featured at Kingz of Club.
Built her career in Baltimore
Producer, DJ and director of Dark City: Beneath the Beat.
Born & raised in Baltimore
Early-2000s Baltimore rapper signed to Virgin, one of the first to take the city's sound to a major label.
Baltimore native
Mid-2000s Baltimore street-rap fixture known as the 'Prince of Baltimore.' Details still being verified.
Baltimore underground legend
Prolific underground MC and a pillar of Baltimore's independent hip-hop scene since the '90s.
Baltimore native
Rising Baltimore rapper with a hard-hitting street style. Profile details still being verified.
Baltimore underground
Veteran Baltimore battle rapper and street-album staple. Profile details still being verified.
Formed in Baltimore
The Baltimore R&B group behind “In My Bed,” “How Deep Is Your Love” and “Never Make a Promise.”
Born & raised in Baltimore (1932–2019)
Baltimore's First Lady of Jazz, who chose to build her career at home.
Born in Baltimore (1941–1974)
Mama Cass of The Mamas & the Papas, voice of “California Dreamin'.”
Born in Baltimore (1887–1983)
Composer and pianist behind “I'm Just Wild About Harry” and the Broadway hit Shuffle Along.
Born in Baltimore (1905–1939)
Legendary swing drummer and bandleader who launched Ella Fitzgerald's career.
Baltimore area
Lindsey Jordan's indie-rock project, known for Lush and Valentine.
Formed in Baltimore
Baltimore band fusing jam, drum-and-bass and post-rock in the '90s and 2000s.
Baltimore-based
Dave Heumann's heavy, folk-rooted rock band on Thrill Jockey.
Formed in Baltimore
Joyful, noisy art-punk band born at MICA.
Baltimore club pioneer
Radio DJ and producer whose “Whatz Up, Whatz Up” helped invent Baltimore club.
Baltimore native
House music producer and Basement Boys member with decades of global club records.
Baltimore native
Baltimore DJ and producer behind “I'm the Ish.”
A growing directory, not an exhaustive list. Connections distinguish Baltimore natives, County roots and artists shaped by the local scene. Some music and social content may be explicit.
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