Meloetry

Meloetry is a hip-hop artist and songwriter whose music blends introspective lyricism with street-rooted storytelling, creating records that feel both personal and universally relatable. With a commanding voice, intentional delivery, and an emphasis on real-life perspective, he stands out through his ability to turn lived experiences into structured, impactful music. His sound is grounded in honesty and reflection, offering listeners a direct connection to both the struggles and growth that shape his journey. Beyond his work as an artist, Meloetry is also a prolific songwriter capable of crafting records across multiple genres while steadily helping shape the sound and direction of SQUADUP Records as the label’s co-owner and Vice President alongside MDG.

Through multiple releases under SQUADUP Records, Meloetry has built a catalog defined by purpose, progression, and authenticity. The upcoming HOME album raises awareness around homelessness and the reality of being overlooked. As one of the most active contributors within the SQUADUP ecosystem, Meloetry is featured across nearly all forthcoming label projects, including both SQUADUP releases, the MDG x MAJOR LP, the Filthy M & The Rebel LP, and The Inferno Vol. 2. As he continues to evolve, Meloetry remains focused on expanding his storytelling, songwriting, and influence while building a body of work rooted in purpose and impact.

Creative focus

Introspective storytelling, real-life perspective, and purpose-driven hip-hop.

Current projects

Meloetry’s upcoming albums include HOME, Exit Signs, On My Own, and Protect Your Kids. His released catalog includes N.U.M.B. (Never Underestimate Man’s Brain) and The Manifesto with Black Rose Noise.

Audience

Lyric-driven hip-hop fans, real rap listeners, J. Cole / Kendrick / Nipsey audiences, and listeners drawn to self-reflection.

Playlist targets

Most Necessary, Bars, Everyday Struggle, Mellow Bars, Conscious Hip-Hop, The New NYC.

Sync opportunities

Coming-of-age stories, struggle and redemption arcs, sports documentaries, and urban dramas.