Spliffy Mars is a young charismatic rapper raised in Hartford, CT and Atlanta. Just now starting to buzz, he got his start by putting songs out on Soundcloud as young as 14 years old when he lived in Atlanta and started working on music with producers such as Mexiko Dro, PoloBoyShawty and other members of the beatpluggz. He released a song called “diamonds” which started gaining serious traction which made the artist start taking music more seriously doing a considerable amount of shows and appearing on many other artists songs. He has over 30 tracks released on the internet as of now and reaching 3 million streams across all platforms and plans to keep going as he has superstar potential. His unorthodox catchy melodic type style is often compared to artists like Playboi Carti, Young Thug, or Chief Keef, but Mars has his own unique style and voice. As he raps and sings over hard hitting 808s and energetic ethereal melodies his music basically just makes you want to sit and listen so you can relate or get up and have a fun time. He touches on the topic of his lifestyle a lot as he recalls that he only makes music about what he has been through. “I don’t have time to sit down and write a song, that gives me time to cap”.

“I’d rather take my time and make a song off the top and it be about real tragedies or real pain, shit even the fun shit I enjoy doing” – Mars

After gaining some traction in 2019 with songs like “Don’t Wanna Go”, “What Is Dat”, and “91 South” the artist is steadily on the rise and is even expected to drop his first official album in June of 2020 which is still yet to come but over the past couple of years Mars has seen just little of the credit he deserves in his area as he is one of the most brightest and unique original artist that has came out in a little while.Also his music isnt just substance it actually brings you into his vision. He claimed to have only 2 features on the album and he also posted via Instagram that he is in the works with platinum pop artist Veela. Pop Trap seems to be the new genre for the young king as he continues to make waves on the independant scene.