Rapper Naz Amari was born in Brooklyn and raised in Charlotte, North Carolina, where his love for music began at an early age. With a mother who was childhood friends with legendary rapper Foxy Brown, Naz often tagged along to Brown’s appearance a formative experience that inspired him to write his own music.

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For Naz, music became more than a passion; it became a lifeline. Growing up as a queer kid during a time when self-expression was met with resistance, he used his voice to navigate adversity and transform personal struggles into creative expression. Today, he channels that same energy into his music, sharing his truth and connecting with audiences through authenticity and raw emotion.

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His growing presence in the music scene includes a performance of his single “Stay” on the After Hours Show in New York City, as well as a showcase of his unreleased track “Out The Mud” at the Who Got Next event for SN19 Agency an electric performance that had a member of the crowd making it rain in admiration. Naz also appeared in Diany Dior’s “From The Block” performance, further demonstrating his versatility and stage presence.

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With a unique perspective and a commitment to turning challenges into art, Naz Amari is a rising voice in hip-hop, blending personal storytelling with captivating performances.

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