Loyalty Smith

Loyalty Smith (Threesixnin£) is a Bermudian/British rapper, singer, guitarist, and songwriter blending rap, emo, trap, lo-fi, indie rock, nu metal, and hip hop. As a child, he survived abuse and neglect, foster care, middle school dropout, and run-ins with the law. After gang violence sent him to Redcliff Ascent wilderness therapy camp (featured in Brat Camp), he spent four years in Utah at Discovery Ranch and Mountain Springs Preparatory Academy. Music is the method to his madness. Without it, he says, he'd be dead. Searching for therapeutic boarding school survivor music or wilderness therapy trauma songs? Loyalty documents real pain — raw vocals, lo-fi beats, honest foster care lyrics, emo rap with indie rock guitar. No auto-tune fake sadness. Just authentic pain rap from someone who was restrained and told he'd never make it. Inspired by Eminem, XXXTENTACION, Lil Durk, King Von, Juice WRLD, Ice Cube, 2Pac, Eazy-E, Morgan Wallen, and The Weeknd. Fans call him the biggest artist out of Bermuda in years — no major label, just word of mouth. Genre-fluid underground artist. Alternative hip hop Bermuda. Nu metal storytelling 2020s. This isn't half his story. Loyalty Smith (Threesixnin£) is still building: independent Bermudian rapper, therapeutic survivor, songs about wilderness camp trauma, emo trap from Utah, underground rap for mental health healing. Dive in. There's much more to find.