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Abie James

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Abie James (born Abraham Haim Rietti) is a Jewish rap artist, songwriter, and multimedia creator. He is known for independently releasing hip-hop music and producing accompanying visual media. His work incorporates contemporary rap with references to Jewish culture, history, and personal experience.

Early life

Abraham Haim Rietti was born in London, England. He later relocated to Israel, where he studied Hebrew and became active in music and digital media creation.


Music career

Rietti performs under the stage name Abie James. He releases independent rap music primarily in English, with occasional Hebrew language usage. His songs often reference Jewish narratives, religious symbolism, and modern identity, and are distributed through digital streaming platforms.

His publicly released tracks include We Became One, Let My People Go, Watch Out for 666, Looking After Me, and Hold Onto Your Name. His releases are accompanied by lyric videos and music videos produced independently.


Visual media and multimedia work

In addition to music, James works as a video producer and editor. He creates music videos, lyric videos, and short-form digital content related to his musical projects and for other artists. His visual work is distributed primarily online.


Themes and style

James’ work frequently draws on Jewish cultural and historical themes while using contemporary hip-hop structures. His projects are often structured around narrative or conceptual frameworks rather than standalone singles.


Discography

Selected works

We Became One Let My People Go Watch Out for 666 Looking After Me Hold Onto Your Name

Digital presence

James maintains an online presence across music and social media platforms, where he shares music, videos, and related content.

References

See also

Jewish hip hop Israeli hip hop


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