Babyfxce E has become a buzzing name in hip-hop with his piercing raps over sparse, trunk-rattling beats that have become synonymous with Flint, Michigan. Since his 2022 breakout single “Six Flags”, E has signed with Atlantic Records and released several projects, most recently Real Striker Music and M Block – two efforts that showcase both his dexterity and versatility, packaged in vivid pastiches of street life. The Flint native is the next big name in a line of local acts who have made their mark on hip-hop culture over the past few years (like Rio Da Yung OG, Louie Ray, YN Jay, and RMC Mike, just to name a few.) But Babyfxce E isn’t content, nor does he plan on stopping anytime soon; further evolution and growth in his sound is on the horizon. “We’re going to see what happens,” he says. “We’re going to keep living and experiencing.”
Rising rap sensation Babyfxce E has dropped his eagerly awaited new mixtape, M Block, available everywhere now via Atlantic Records. The 13-track collection once more casts the spotlight on the Flint, MI-based rapper’s ever-evolving gift for striking lyricism, inspired production, and versatile musicality, joined by features from elite Hip-Hop stars as Monaleo, Mello Buckzz, Raq baby, VonOff1700, and YN Jay.
M Block includes the brand-new banger, “Tweakers,” available now alongside an official music video premiering today on YouTube HERE. Further highlights include the recently released “Go Yeezy“ which he debuted on Audio Exhibit HERE and “PTP Remix” featuring Monaleo,” the latter of which is joined by an official music video – directed by Detroit filmmaker Keefer (of Stachehouse Productions) and Michigan-based videographer JR Digital – streaming HERE. In addition, last week saw Babyfxce E heralding the arrival of M Block with a live freestyle of the project’s “Ron Holland“ on Happy News Network’s The Rap Show – the viral sensation has racked up over a million views along with a co-sign from Ron himself.
Babyfxce E kicked off what is looking like a milestone 2025 by joining Babyface Ray as special guest on his Wavy Navy University Tour. The 16-city trek saw packed houses at such historic venues as San Francisco, CA’s Regency Ballroom, New York City’s Irving Plaza, and Atlanta, GA’s Buckhead Theatre before culminating with a monumental home state show at Detroit’s The Fillmore Detroit.
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