Los Angeles‘s Osi Mac is a rare but beautiful blend of high infectious energy and smooth introspective lyrics. Whether silky melodies about love lost or tracks that belong to a dystopian movie sound track, the versatile artist always finds a way to entice you in his world and walk you through his split psyche. He began recording music on his iPhone in 2014, sneaking into the school library to mix and release remixes and freestyles. After garnering buzz in his college and from local labels, he began releasing original songs and performing in Los Angeles. In the summer of 2016 he released “Queen Wavy”, a synth funk track with an encapsulating chorus that became a local hit. 2 months later he released his first tape titled “Catharsis”, where he delved into melodic stories of pain, loss, loneliness, and triumph. Singles like “Flight” feat Monte Booker, “Dangerous”, and “Come My Way” made Osi a name to not forget and attracted the attention of blogs like Daily Chiefers. In 2018 the budding star was invited to perform at South By Southwest in Austin, Texas, opening up for artists like Yung Pinch, UnoTheActivist, Blockboy JB, and Jack Harlow. But for Osi music is not just music. From his aggressive fashion sense, to collecting art, to his dark yet high energy persona, the creativity and boldness of his music permeates from his aura. His awaited second tape titled “I Die Tomorrow” is scheduled for release in winter of 2020. Book him as an artist to break out this year.