Noble ATL, an Atlanta-based rapper born in Washington D.C. on April 30, 1991, has built his career on resilience and determination. Raised in South Carolina after being adopted by his grandmother, Noble’s early life was marked by hardship, including living in foster care and enduring a turbulent upbringing. Despite these challenges, he found solace in music, drawing early inspiration from hip-hop legends like The Hot Boys and Ruff Ryders. This passion, ignited during his formative years, ultimately led him to pursue a career in music.
Growing up without cable, Noble’s exposure to hip-hop was limited, but a move to Georgia at a pivotal time gave him access to *Rap City*, sparking his fascination with rap culture. His early influences included rising stars like Bow Wow, and though young, Noble recognized his calling to become a rapper. By middle school, Noble had formed a rap group with his brother and cousins, recording their music on a karaoke machine. Eventually, the group split due to their commitments with sports.Noble, driven by his dream, began working on solo projects.
Throughout high school, Noble faced numerous obstacles, including a lack of studio access and multiple relocations. However, he continued to develop his craft, releasing freestyles and cover songs via MySpace, recording with a $7 microphone. His persistence paid off when he was able to release two mixtapes and get attention from independent labels. However, due to various setbacks, including difficult living situations and the inability to maintain a steady recording schedule, his career momentum slowed.
In 2013, Noble hit a major personal low, battling severe depression and even attempting suicide. But this dark period led to a resurgence in his career when he released *Prequel*, a compilation of songs he had planned for past mixtapes. Despite the pandemic derailing his plans to promote *Prequel*, Noble continued to push forward, performing at local venues across Atlanta and beyond.
After losing his job and facing eviction, Noble’s life took another turn for the better. He started doing shows across the country, including in Dallas, Texas, and Florida, sharing the stage with industry professionals. In addition to his connections in the music world , his friend Rainey who believed in him helped coordinate a meeting that led to an important partnership with producer Q, who opened his home studio to Noble. This collaboration birthed his upcoming EP, *King Energy*, which promises to be his breakthrough project. With a debut single set to release in two week title “The Difference”, supported by a major marketing team, Noble ATL is poised for success.
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