LAH-KID

“One of the humblest cat’s you will ever meet” are a few words said by manager Rico White, that seem to describe Milwaukee rapper Tristian “Lah-Kid” Brown, perfectly You would think that a popular well known cat such as Lah-Kid would be ready to give fans a quick glance followed by a cold shoulder. Makes sense right? Enough rappers do it, don’t they? Love their fans for the first few weeks and suddenly can’t be bothered to shake hands or snap pics as soon as their first single hits the top 10...

“One of the humblest cat’s you will ever meet” are a few words said by manager Rico White, that seem to describe Milwaukee rapper Tristian “Lah-Kid” Brown, perfectly You would think that a popular well known cat such as Lah-Kid would be ready to give fans a quick glance followed by a cold shoulder. Makes sense right? Enough rappers do it, don’t they? Love their fans for the first few weeks and suddenly can’t be bothered to shake hands or snap pics as soon as their first single hits the top 10 charts. Most fans expect that from Lah but in reality he is not only sweet and charming but was also willing to help other artists improve their work and get further ahead in the business. Ready to give the next person the right advice and guidance, they’ve been looking for. Everything about this artists (off the tracks) is humble, the word “I” doesn’t seem to exist in his vocabulary, when complimented on his work he is always sure to give credit and respect to the artists he works with as well as his producer’s and the fans. That’s not enough? Even his name was chosen as a sign of appreciation and respect to his big brother for pushing him through. Life hasn’t been really easy for Lah, life on the streets isn’t really easy for anybody. Everyone has something that they turn to, for some it’s a ‘puff puff pass’ sort of world, others drink in the gutters but for the Lah it was lines. He went from selling to spitting them. Rap was something he could do for fun and for free during his teenage years. After high school he started to take his skills and love for the beats to a professional level. It wasn’t long before he admittedly started to fall in love with rap and was ready to let hip hop save his life. It’s been four years since his first album “My Hood Intentions’ dropped and through the years his increasing skill and talent on the tracks has continued to leave fans and fellow rappers in awe. His second album “To Die Without Bleeding” was released a year later with the hit tracks ‘Chilling’ and ‘Runnin Thangs”. The new songs were quick to become the word on everyone’s lips within days of being released. Having worked with his main producer Reason from the 4AR Music Group, for majority of his songs. Lah was also asked to feature on multiple tracks for Reason’s personal project “The Pandemic”. Lah saw the Compilation as a great opportunity to work with and learn from his fellow artists and a great experience in furthering his career. His newest mix tape ‘Crown Me King’ is spreading across the MKE (Milwaukee) music scene with live performances in clubs, award shows and local charity events. While Lah’s latest single “IMA GET IT” is already in the clubs and his upcoming album “Lamborghini Dreams” is currently being blessed in the studio. One could say the Milwaukee rapper is doing big things. And no one can deny that Lah is definitely putting in all the dedication needed to his work, and then some.