Cartie Curt

Cartie Curt is a Detroit-based hip-hop artist known for his authentic storytellin. He leans heavily into lyricism, often weaving street narratives, and real-life observations into his verses with a poet’s touch. His delivery is measured and confident, His bars feel lived-in, full of nuance and detail that suggest real experience rather than embellishment. He doesn’t glorify struggle; he documents it with honesty and clarity.

While his style isn’t overly flashy, Cartie knows how to drop well-timed punchline he favors cleverness over gimmicks, often layering meaning into a single line. He gravitates toward production that complements his lyrical content—soul samples, and minimalistic drums that let his voice cut through.

In 2019, Cartie Curt released his debut album, Money Can’t Buy Trust, introducing listeners to his perspective on loyalty and street life. He continued to build his discography with projects like Greatness Never Goes on Sale (2021) and Goodness Gracious (2023), a collaboration with Dough Networkz. His latest album, Never Cast Pearls to Swine (2024), showcases his growth as an artist and his commitment to delivering genuine narratives through music.

Beyond his solo work, Cartie Curt has contributed Notably, he produced “Theme Song” for fellow Detroit artist Danny Brown’s album uknowwhatimsayin¿, released in 2019.

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