M3lo Capone is ready to take over the hip hop industry
Born and raised in Chicago, M3lo Capone says growing up in the city, while trying to make it in the industry wasn’t easy. From losing friends to dealing with crooked cops, the rapper has seen it all.
“As I’ve grown older and wiser I’ve realized how lucky and blessed I am to have made it to the age of 22. All in all, it has made me the man I am today and the reason behind my wisdom and trauma.”
The rising artist uses music as a tool to inspire people and give them hope that they too can make a way for themselves.
As someone who’s put in the work, M3lo’s music career is thriving. After all, the music video for his single “Turnover” has garnered over 500K views in two weeks, and he’s about to release two new mixtapes, All Gas No Brakes and The Come Back. M3lo admits that he would like to collaborate with a few hip-hop talents, including rapper Lil Baby and Chicago’s Lil Durk. He has the utmost respect for Baby’s grind, and is inspired by how he made a way for his friends and people coming from the streets. ”I need that type of energy on my album or mixtape because I’m on the same type of time.”
M3lo has been dropping some heat lately. Aside from “Turnover”, the emerging artist released “Popstar” just last month, along with the visual. As for the new year, the rapper will be working on new music.
M3lo Capone is ready to take over the hip hop industry
