Artist Spotlight
Dope Truth Is Here To Make A Change In The Music Industry
Dope Truth Is Here To Make A Change In The Music Industry
Florida Rapper Dope Truth is hustling to take over the music scene. Born Stanley Louis (April 30, 1994) in Palm Beach, Fl. The Haitian American Rapper, currently based in Orlando, Fl has a melodic trap sound that motivates us to get in our bag. Dope Truth is a humble paper chaser as he is not only a rapper but a businessman. The artist is also a songwriter, receiving credits from Empire Records, and founder of the dope clothing brand, No Investor, worn by influential hip-hop artists.
Dope Truth is no amateur in the music world as he comes from a musical family. The artist started his journey as a former DJ in high school for a couple of years; graduated from Royal Palm Beach High school. Truth began sharing his personal music with us in 2016 with his debut project No Investor featuring his hit track ‘Bag’. He uses music as a way to express himself, as it is hard to speak on his life on a personal level he prefers you get to know him through his lyrics. The artist is unapologetic-ally his own person but finds inspiration from influential rap artists, 50cent, Lil Wayne, and Fabulous. Truth’s sound is Trap inspired, with a gritty flow, and paper chasing lyricism. The rapper believes in not waiting for anyone to do something for you but to make it happen on your own.
His hit single “Eatin” from his 2020 project Time Will Tell gives a feel for his day to day to lifestyle… “Busy running through this paper”.
Dope Truth is a seasoned performer, as he’s opened up for Trap artists such as Future, Young Thug, Migos, Money Man, Rick Ross and more. When Truth is not working on his music he’s running his streetwear brand No Investor with his partner Steph Too Trill. The clothing line started off as a merch promotion for his debut project No Investor (2016) but received such positive feedback the artist decided to make it a brand. Pieces have been worn by rap artists such as; Boosie, Rick Ross, and The City Girls. The clothing line offers hoodies, joggers, and shirts; with a motto to “Infuse your life with
action”.
Dope Truth is always strategically planning his next money move and continues to drop music along the way. Quickly add him to the extensive list of hot south Florida rappers because he is on his way to the top.
Contact:
Follow on Instagram – @Dopetruth and Clothing Brand –@noinvestor
Follow on Twitter – @_DopeTruth
Follow on Facebook – DopeTruthMusic
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