Grafh

Grafh, born Philip Bernard, is a Queens native who has been a staple in the rap game since the early 2000s. With a career spanning over two decades, Grafh has established himself as a lyricist with a raw and authentic style. His debut studio album, "Autografh," released in 2007 through EMI and Virgin, showcases his unique sound and storytelling abilities. Known for his electrifying mixtapes and guest verses, Grafh was on the brink of becoming one of New York's biggest rap stars, drawing comparisons to the rise of 50 Cent. His music, often characterized by its real talk and raw energy, resonates with fans who appreciate genuine hip-hop. Grafh's discography includes notable tracks like "Long Way to Go (Remix)," "Tim Boots And Chucc's," and collaborations with artists like Ghostface Killah. Beyond his music, Grafh is involved in initiatives like the "Music Therapy" program, which helps kids express themselves emotionally through music. With a legacy that continues to grow, Grafh remains a respected figure in the rap community.