OhGeesy with AG Club
Moving like a chess player, Ohgeesy maneuvers through hip-hop with clear intention, knowing exactly where he wants to go and how he'll get there. During childhood, the Los Angeles-born Mexican American immediately gravitated to hip-hop. His uncle possessed an impressive CD collection, boasting classics by everyone from UGK and Juicy J to LA legends like Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg. In third grade, he even copied rap lyrics into his notebooks, predicting his fate. In 2017, he co-founded Shoreline Mafia. Within three years, the group picked up three platinum singles and two gold singles, gathered billions of streams, sold out one show after another, and earned acclaim from Pitchfork, The Fader, Forbes, The Washington Post, and Noisey, to name a few. By the dawn of the global pandemic, Ohgeesy's life had changed forever. He became a father, focused on "getting healthy," and he recorded more than ever before. Now, Ohgeesy asserts himself as an impactful and inimitable solo presence on the mic. His deft wordplay, head-nodding hooks, and undeniable swagger fuel his 2021 full-length debut GEEZYWORLD kickstarted by the first single "Get Fly" [feat. DaBaby].
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OHGEESY is the leader of California hip-hop collective Shoreline Mafia. Influenced by Max B, 50 Cent, Three 6 Mafia, and Gucci Mane, the group was formed in 2012 by graffiti artists and rappers Fenix, Ohgeesy, Rob Vicious, and Master Kato (the sole Chicagoan in a gang of Los Angeles natives). In their early years, they recorded and partied together, but they didn't cement their status as an official group until 2016. Their debut mixtape, ShorelineDoThatShit, arrived independently in late 2017. Produced by RonRonTheProducer, the set featured the singles "Musty" and "Bottle Service." They signed with Atlantic Records in early 2018, re-releasing ShorelineDoThatShit in May and subsequently issuing Traplantic, Party Pack, and OTXmas before the end of the year. Party Pack, Vol. 2 appeared in September of 2019, reaching number 61 on the Billboard 200.
OhGeesy with AG Club
Moving like a chess player, Ohgeesy maneuvers through hip-hop with clear intention, knowing exactly where he wants to go and how he'll get there. During childhood, the Los Angeles-born Mexican American immediately gravitated to hip-hop. His uncle possessed an impressive CD collection, boasting classics by everyone from UGK and Juicy J to LA legends like Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg. In third grade, he even copied rap lyrics into his notebooks, predicting his fate. In 2017, he co-founded Shoreline Mafia. Within three years, the group picked up three platinum singles and two gold singles, gathered billions of streams, sold out one show after another, and earned acclaim from Pitchfork, The Fader, Forbes, The Washington Post, and Noisey, to name a few. By the dawn of the global pandemic, Ohgeesy's life had changed forever. He became a father, focused on "getting healthy," and he recorded more than ever before. Now, Ohgeesy asserts himself as an impactful and inimitable solo presence on the mic. His deft wordplay, head-nodding hooks, and undeniable swagger fuel his 2021 full-length debut GEEZYWORLD kickstarted by the first single "Get Fly" [feat. DaBaby].
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OHGEESY is the leader of California hip-hop collective Shoreline Mafia. Influenced by Max B, 50 Cent, Three 6 Mafia, and Gucci Mane, the group was formed in 2012 by graffiti artists and rappers Fenix, Ohgeesy, Rob Vicious, and Master Kato (the sole Chicagoan in a gang of Los Angeles natives). In their early years, they recorded and partied together, but they didn't cement their status as an official group until 2016. Their debut mixtape, ShorelineDoThatShit, arrived independently in late 2017. Produced by RonRonTheProducer, the set featured the singles "Musty" and "Bottle Service." They signed with Atlantic Records in early 2018, re-releasing ShorelineDoThatShit in May and subsequently issuing Traplantic, Party Pack, and OTXmas before the end of the year. Party Pack, Vol. 2 appeared in September of 2019, reaching number 61 on the Billboard 200.
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