ABOUT

Inspired by Kendrick Lamar, Isaiah Rashad, Mac Miller, Schoolboy Q, Vince Staples, and Earl Sweatshirt, Milwaukee's own Tori MF Zo's love for hip-hop began at nine when he saw "Hip Hop You Saved My Life" on 106 & Park and discovered "Da Drought 3." Since then, he has released numerous singles and EPs with a unique, introspective sound, highlighted in his popular single "Rapping Like the Rent Due." His latest work, "controversial figure: villain era," is more explicit and energetic. Tori says, "I wanted to make music that I could drive to, have fun with, and enjoy out loud. I’m not just a wordsmith; I’m a musician and a hitmaker, and I wanted to show all sides of me." This honest approach resonates deeply with his fans as he continues to make a name for himself in the music scene.