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Black Smurf
Black Smurf, also known by the alias Hustle God, is an American rapper from Memphis, Tennessee, born in 1995. He began releasing music independently on SoundCloud around 2013, building a following within the underground Southern hip-hop scene alongside contemporaries such as Xavier Wulf and Chris Travis.
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- Oct 2New OrleansThe Fillmore New OrleansView details
- Oct 4HoustonHouse of Blues HoustonView details
- Oct 6DallasSouth Side BallroomView details
- Oct 23SacramentoAce of SpadesView details
- Oct 24San FranciscoThe FillmoreView details
- Oct 28SeattleThe CrocodileView details
- Nov 6ChicagoRiviera Theatre- ILView details
- Nov 8Grand RapidsThe IntersectionView details
- Nov 13ClevelandHouse of Blues ClevelandView details
- Nov 18BostonBig Night LiveView details
- Nov 22PhiladelphiaTheatre of Living ArtsView details
- Nov 26RaleighThe RitzView details
- Nov 30NashvilleBrooklyn Bowl NashvilleView details
- Dec 6CincinnatiBogart'sView details
- Dec 7IndianapolisOld National CentreView details
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About Black Smurf
He is best known for a run of collaborative releases with the New Orleans duo $uicideboy$, with whom he recorded three EPs under the Black $uicide banner in 2015: Black $uicide, Black $uicide Side B: $uicide Hustle, and Black $uicide Side C: The Seventh Seal. His solo catalogue includes the albums Fathomless (2022), GEN4 (2023), Opaque (2023) and Hustle Hard Die Rotten (2023), alongside tracks such as "Grayscale," "Smoke Break" and "Newport Reds."
Black Smurf's style blends dark, dense trap production with raw lyrics about hardship, hustling and daily struggle, drawing on classic Southern hip-hop foundations combined with modern, sample-heavy production and twisted, moody samples. He maintains an active presence across streaming and social platforms, where much of his output has circulated outside major-label channels, building a cult reputation within underground hip-hop circles.
More than a decade into his career, Black Smurf continues to perform at independent hip-hop shows and festivals and to release new material regularly across his own channels, while his early collaborations with $uicideboy$ remain the best-documented and most widely heard chapter of his catalogue.