Bliss Babyy Brings Church Roots and Faith-Driven Rap to Atlanta

Houston-born artist Bliss Babyy is bringing a sound shaped by choir pews and band rooms to hip-hop and rap. His musical foundation started in church, and carried through his school years, where he spent time in both band and choir — an upbringing he credits as the true origin of his artistry. Since releasing his debut album, "This Ain't Even The Start," in 2022, Bliss Babyy has stayed steadily productive, following it up with two more full albums and a deluxe edition. That consistency has let him build out a catalog while keeping his message centered: he wants listeners to walk away with faith, and with the reminder to always choose themselves first. These days, he points to his grandmother as his biggest inspiration, a personal touchstone that runs alongside the spiritual grounding he's carried since his church days. It's a throughline in his story — from gospel harmonies as a kid to the rap songs he makes now, the emphasis stays on belief, resilience, and self-worth. Bliss Babyy isn't slowing down. He has a new album on the way, set to drop November 13th, 2026, continuing the momentum he's built since 2022. Fans in Atlanta and beyond will get a chance to see him live before that, though — he's set to open for UnoTheActivist on October 10th at The Secret Group. For an artist whose musical roots trace back to the church choir stand, Bliss Babyy's path forward looks like an extension of where he started: rooted in faith, shaped by family, and built one album at a time. As his catalog grows, so does the throughline connecting all of it — a message about believing in something bigger, and believing in yourself along the way.