Raised in Harlem and now based in Brooklyn, Liim has quickly made a name for himself for his unique blend of hip-hop, soul, and alternative soundscapes, embodying a patchwork of life experiences from his New York City heritage. Despite attracting collaborators across fashion, music, and art, he remains close to the ground — his wisdom far surpassing his years. Still only 21 years old, he's already modeled for Gucci and Supreme and has also recently earned critical praise from outlets like Pigeons & Planes, who hailed him as an artist whose music would "fit right in on a mix with artists like Blood Orange, Pharrell, and Steve Lacy." Since his debut single “Pupils” (with Opraah) in 2022, the 21-year-old Harlem-raised artist, Liim, has quickly become one of New York’s most promising new rappers. Drawing on bespoke, jazz-infused production, jagged rhythms, ghostly soul fragments, and freeform lyrical flows, Liim’s genre-blending approach has resulted in a sound that bends structure and mood, fusing hip-hop, soul, and alternative soundscapes that reflect his New York City upbringing. Having recently modeled for Gucci and Supreme, as well as gaining the recognition of Tyler, The Creator for tracks like “Petty Pete”, “Edward 40 Handz”, and “Older Than Me”, Liim has rapidly established himself within the NYC creative community and beyond.