Her name is PHAYME (pronounced fame). For over 6 years she's been in the rap game writing and performing lyrics either solo or with a group. PHAYME's style is rugged, yet feminine. PHAYME sees the rap game not as a hobby or a job, but as her mission. There's a voice that's missing in Hip-Hop today and she intends to be that voice. PHAYME's lyrics are written from personal experience. Tracks such as "It Ain't Easy," breaks down the struggles of being female rapper in the Hip-Hop world. "Do Yo' Thang," states the message -keep doing what you do and don't allow haters to hold you back. Most people know PHAYME from winning rap and dance contests in high school and performing at the open mic nights at the C Note, Ebony Showcase, and Napoleon's Lounge in Detroit. By the way, PHAYME'S earlier years were spent in North Jersey where she was influenced by the New York rappers played on the weekend mix shows. After being on the Detroit Hip-Hop scene and releasing a five song maxi single, PHAYME relocated from the Motor City back to the East coast to reclaim her roots and make the music she loves. PHAYME's goal is to become a respected female rapper on the music scene, and be recognized for her talents. "See you at the Top"