Yung Cee is a hip-hop artist from Raleigh, North Carolina, now based in Greenville while studying full time. He grew up around the music business on his father’s side and started recording early, moving from campus flyers to regular shows and sessions. His work focuses on timing, crowd control, and clean hooks that land in a room. Suburbs and Hit The Road capture that approach, with tight writing, shifts in cadence, and forward-leaning production without clutter.

The stories come from what he’s living now: classes and late night studio sessions with his family pushing him to keep standards high. On stage he keeps it simple: step in, lock the tempo, let the chorus do its job, leave on a line that sticks.

Streams are climbing, college bookings are steady, and student radio have begun to pick up records. He aims to grow the catalog, sharpen the live set, and link with a small circle of collaborators, with Ian at the top of the list. Raleigh to Greenville, books and bars moving in step, building a body of work designed to connect first in real rooms and carry outward from there.