Murda G: Houston’s Voice of Realness and Rhythm
In the ever-changing landscape of independent music, few artists carry both cultural weight and lyrical grit quite like Genaro Martinez II—better known as Murda G.
From Emo Rap to Chill Vibes
Tryve’s early experimentation leaned heavily into emo rap with raw mixes uploaded to SoundCloud. While those tracks reflected his youthful exploration, they also laid the foundation for his current sound—a fusion of melodic boom bap with a relaxed, introspective edge. He describes his current artistic phase as a reflection of life’s seasons, with the promise of authenticity driving each release.
His creative metamorphosis isn't static. “My artistry changes based on what phase of life I’m on,” he explains, underscoring a commitment to growth and versatility.
Building Stories Through Beats
For Tryve, it all begins with the beat. Whether it’s a chill rap vibe or a foray into RnB, the instrumental is his muse. “I like the beat, I make a hit,” he says simply, adding that titles often inspire song plots. His years of practicing perspective-driven writing gave him a unique ability to craft lyrics that resonate universally. Themes of love, growth, and self- discovery shape his tracks, offering listeners a glimpse into both personal and shared experiences.
Tryve’s ability to weave meaningful narratives into his music has become a defining trait, and his confidence in the process continues to grow.
Aspirations and Collaborations
While currently enjoying his solo run, Tryve dreams of working with artists who inspire him. His list includes J. Cole, Cordae, Dave, and Omah Lay—names that hint at his musical influences and aspirations. His sound and artistry also pay homage to the likes of J. Cole, Vince Staples, JID, and Isaiah Rashad, blending their narrative strengths with his laid-back yet impactful style.
Collaborations remain on the horizon, with Tryve determined to first solidify his solo identity.
A New Performer
Though only recently stepping onto live stages, Tryve has found himself energized by the experience. His performances, though in their infancy, promise to expand as he prepares for a dynamic 2025. Having attended just one concert—Vince Staples’ “Dark Times”— Tryve’s ambition to share his music with larger audiences is palpable.
To his fans, he expresses gratitude and a promise of more to come. To aspiring artists, his advice is straightforward: “If you’re waiting to be ready, you’ll never be ready, so just go for it.”
Conclusion:
With raw talent, a clear vision, and the determination to evolve, Tryve is an artist to watch. His chill rap sound—grounded in life’s complexities yet accessible to all—is just the beginning of a journey he invites listeners to join. As Tryve puts it, this is “only the start.”
