Meet METAPHYSICAL—the kind of artist who doesn’t just talk about the struggle, he lives it, flips it, and turns it into pure hip-hop gold. Born Philip Singer and raised in Cali’s Central Valley, METAPHYSICAL’s backstory goes way deeper than most: high school hopping, battling addiction young, serving in the Army, and surviving a car crash that left him in a month-long coma. Oh, and he did all that before launching a music career that’s as raw and real as it gets.
His new single, “34th Floor,” isn’t just a track—it’s an anthem for anyone who’s been knocked down but got up swinging. METAPHYSICAL flows with the wisdom of someone who’s stared down the worst and came back sharper, blending old-school vibes with the ghost stories of real life. He’s living proof that hip-hop isn’t just about flexing—it’s about survival, honesty, and always coming harder.
But don’t get it twisted, METAPHYSICAL isn’t stuck in the past. Dude’s got H I G H Ice Tea on Kroger shelves (that’s right, a rapper with a drink in the game—#moves), and he runs his own music publishing group. He’s also super vocal about living with epilepsy, making him the kind of open and real role model the genre needs.
If you want music with meaning and a story that hits different, catch METAPHYSICAL now. He’s survived, he’s thriving, and his energy is absolutely contagious. This isn’t just another artist—you’re looking at a movement. Get on it before everyone else does.