Kosha Dillz

Kosha Dillz is considered to be one of the most interesting rappers in the world. The Edison NJ turned Los Angeles to Tel Aviv to Brooklyn NYC transplant created a career from battling at Hot 97 Summer Jam at Giants Stadium to performing at synagogues and touring with Matisyahu, but has also created meaningful lore, thru self deprecating songs about addiction and depression alongside songs that fight antisemitism. If there was ever someone who needed to "pick a lane" it could be Kosha Dillz, but he career has spanned quite well. When he arrived in NYC during Covid, he came with a Billboard Charting album just a few years ago (what I do all day and pickle) as well was production from Jesse Shatkin who landed Billboard and Platinum hits with SIA. instead of sticking to songwriting, he chose freestyling on the streets of NYC, going viral on WorldStar and The ShadeRoom to get his audition to MTV's Wild 'N Out with Nick Cannon, which has led to being on the last 4 seasons as the premier public Jewish rapper on BET / MTV / VH1 / Paramount +. Kosha's music focuses on his reactions to modern day times, but he also has a vast collaborative discography from Matisyahu to Rza of the Wu Tang Clan as well as EDM Legend Kaskade . His recent songs for the past 2 years address the pain of the Israel-Gaza war. His documentary film "Bring the Family Home," raised over $100,000 via kickstarter and will tour theaters across North America, Europe, Israel and beyond.