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4gmusiq

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4gmusiq
Background information
Birth nameAdrian Thomas
Also known as4gmusiq
Born(2000-03-02)March 2, 2000
Lima, Ohio
Genres
Occupation(s)
Instruments
Years active2020-present
LabelsMusiq Records
Associated actsMizigaro
Seago
Tc-5
Wa-Hid
Hartless
Shad
Big Mike
North Star
Yxung Sxul
Websitehttps://4gmusiq.com/

Adrian Thomas Townsel (March 2, 2000 – present), better known as “4G” or “Musiq” (Moo-Zeek) is an American Hip-Hop artist born in Lima, Ohio. 4gmusiq has always prided himself as an artist, rather than a rapper. With heavy influences of Juice WRLD, Lil Wayne and T-Pain, he combines a mixture of storytelling and catchy lyrics to make each song unique. He came into rapping just recording tracks on his phone. He also finished an Audio Engineering Certificate Program.[1][2]

In 2020, 4gmusiq released his first album, "MTMF" (Music To My Fans) on Spotify[3]. “Spring Break” was released in the summer season mid-July 2020, and in less than a year with very little promotion has amassed 50,000 total streams worldwide[4]. His hit single "Martian" became a fan favorite, being featured on thousands of playlists and popular YouTube channel "Royal Vibes" [5]. In January 2021, 4gmusiq made headlines on CBS and Fox-affiliated news stations with his first single of the year "Mind Games" surpassing 10,000 streams in just one month. WFMJ-TV also featured 4gmusiq’s announcement of a collaboration coming this February with new rapper, Yxung Sxul.[6]

Discography

Albums

MTMF (2020)
No.TitleLength
1."Message To My Fans (Intro)"2:11
2."Isso!"1:52
3."Ain't Got Time"2:24
4."Lost It"2:23
5."The Realest"2:19
6."Who Is 4g" (Freestyle)2:04
7."Blast!"1:42
8."(Space)ship"2:27
Total length:17:25

Singles

  • "Senzu (2021)"
  • "Magic! (2021)"[7]
  • "She Said She Wanna Party (2021)"
  • "Rick Astley (2020)"
  • "Martian (2020)"
  • "Moonlight (2020)"[8]
  • "Springbreak (2020)"
  • "Flower Boy (2020)"
  • "No Chorus (2020)"
  • "Just Stories (2020)"

References

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