Fasho Ya Right didn’t grow up in the spotlight—or even with the applause of his hometown. Born in Tampa, Florida, he felt overlooked by the very city he called home. But instead of resentment, he found allegiance elsewhere: the United States Marine Corps. It’s from that code of discipline and grit that his musical identity was born.
His latest single, “Fasho Ya Right,” is more than a track—it’s a mindset. It’s laced with lyrical affirmations, mental elevation, and reminders to remain grounded despite the chaos. Describing his style as “cross-wave,” Fasho effortlessly weaves hip-hop with pop, introspection with empowerment.
Influenced by Lil Wayne’s cerebral fearlessness and Bob Marley’s soulful unity, Fasho Ya Right doesn’t create just for entertainment. “I drop gems to help people relate and grow,” he shares. Every line in his music is an invitation to become better, bolder, and more self-aware.
His journey began not in studios but on stage in a high school auditorium, performing classical piano. “Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy” may sound far from trap beats, but it taught him the power of performance and storytelling.
Now backed by UEDMG, a music strategy and marketing team, Fasho Ya Right is equipped with the tools—and message—to rise. And he’s clear on his mission: “I go hard for myself because I have to go harder for others.”
