Philadelphia’s Freddie Foolay is a musical force whose journey began with the sounds of Motown and hip-hop icons like Kanye West , JAY-Z , Lil Wayne & Ms. Lauryn Hill. As a teenager, he crafted a sound both lyrically sharp and soulfully resonant, inspired by the raw artistry of his influences. At The Philadelphia High School for Creative and Performing Arts (CAPA), exposure to Classical, Jazz, and Latin genres added depth to his style. These experiences sparked experimentation, pushing him to refine his sound and broaden his vision. Foolay’s leadership emerged early, co-founding two music groups: the rap collective LOUD and the Hip-Hop/R&B group Re.LIV. These projects sharpened his skills as a performer and producer, paving the way for his solo career and the launch of his indie label, Live Out Ur Dreams (LLC). In 2022, he released Will of Fortune: The Sonic Novel, captivating listeners with its narrative depth and fresh sound. Beyond the studio, Foolay founded Litapendence Day, an annual Philadelphia festival for emerging artists and entrepreneurs. He has performed at venues like The TLA and Union Transfer and at universities including Penn State and Lincoln. His work has appeared in NBC10, HipHopsince1987, and The Philadelphia Tribune. Foolay’s mission is rooted in humility, integrity, and truth, believing, “Where you want to be and where you’re meant to be are the same location.” His journey is about more than music—it’s about disrupting the world one note at a time.