2025 Grammys Longlist: Viral Irish Rappers Make Waves
It's official, the 2025 Grammy nominations are out, and the music world is buzzing! This year's list is packed with surprises, including some seriously exciting names from the Emerald Isle.
Irish rap? You bet. These viral stars have taken the world by storm, and it looks like the Recording Academy is taking notice.
Who are these up-and-coming Irish rappers?
Let's dive in:
The New Breed of Irish Hip Hop
1. The "Mucky Man" Himself: D Savage
D Savage is the rapper everyone's talking about. His tracks are raw, gritty, and full of energy. He's known for his unique blend of Dublin slang and infectious beats. His single "Mucky Man," a viral sensation, put him on the map. His album "The Ballad of Mucky Man" is a must-listen.
2. From Limerick to the Grammys: Eladio Santos
Eladio Santos is bringing a fresh, soulful sound to the Irish rap scene. His lyrics are smart, his flow is smooth, and he's got a knack for crafting catchy hooks. Santos is a perfect example of the vibrant and diverse talent emerging from Ireland.
3. The "Rap Game's Answer to U2": Reggie "The Boss" O'Connell
Reggie O'Connell is a rising star in the world of Irish rap. Known for his "gangsta" rap, O'Connell is a force to be reckoned with. His music is inspired by his Dublin roots, and he's bringing a unique, energetic vibe to the scene.
4. The "Lady of Irish Rap": Niamh "The N" Nolan
Niamh Nolan is breaking down barriers in the traditionally male-dominated genre. Nolan is a powerful lyricist, known for her socially conscious tracks and her fierce flow. She's paving the way for a new generation of female Irish rappers.
Beyond the Longlist: Irish Hip Hop's Rise
These four rappers are just a taste of the incredible talent coming out of Ireland. The Irish rap scene is thriving, and it's no surprise that it's making waves on the international stage.
The future looks bright for Irish hip hop, and these rising stars are sure to be making noise for years to come. We can't wait to see what they do next!
