When you ask a Baltimorean, what type of music is Baltimore known for? The only right answer is Baltimore Club Music. Soaring from the 1990’s, and early 2000’s, club music was played everywhere. At all the family functions, on all the radio stations, and of course in every club.Baltimore club music was an infectious sound, once you heard it you had no choice but to get up and dance. It’s more than just a genre for us Baltimoreans; it’s a cultural movement that captures the essence of the city and continues to influence and inspire music lovers and dancers around the world. Thanks to artist like K-swift, K.W. Griff, Rod Lee, and so many more this genre will live forever through Baltimore!
In the recent decade, Baltimore has witnessed a notable shift from its iconic club music to burgeoning rap and hip-hop. While Baltimore club music, with its infectious beats and vibrant energy, laid the groundwork for the city’s musical identity, the local scene has increasingly embraced rap as a dominant force. With so many young men inspiring to be a rapper, the city is never short of new music. With rappers like Lot Scoota, Tate Kobang, and Roddy Rackzz, who have signed with major record labels, they help bring pride to Baltimore through rap.